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    Sungrow’s new 3-phase inverter is tailored to South African consumers

    Promoted | Sungrow's new 3-phase hybrid inverter is specifically designed to meet the needs of South African consumers.
    By Sungrow15 March 2024
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    Sungrow, a leading global PV inverter and energy storage system supplier, has launched a 3-phase hybrid inverter specifically designed to address the unique energy needs of South African consumers. The unveiling event at the The Venue at the Houghton Hotel showcased this groundbreaking technology, offering customised energy solutions for residential and enterprise nationwide.

    “South Africa has long grappled with electricity challenges, from load shedding to infrastructure limitations,” said Ezzat Sankari, channels business director for Sungrow Middle East and Africa at Sungrow. “With our latest 3-phase hybrid inverter, we seize the opportunity to contribute to the solution, offering households and enterprises more confidence in power usage. Our commitment to efficiency, reliability and user-friendliness ensures that our inverter empowers consumers with newfound control over their energy usage.”

    Sungrow’s 3-phase product is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of South African households, ensuring reliable power supply and independence from grid constraints:

    • More powerful: The SH15-25T with SBR offers high power output, capable of running essential appliances such as HVAC units and pool pumps even during grid outages. It’s tailored to meet the increased electricity demands of large South African homes, ensuring uninterrupted comfort and convenience.
    • More independence: Experience year-round reliability with standalone supply capability, providing true independence from fluctuations in the external network. No matter the conditions, you can rely on a consistent power supply from Sungrow’s solution.
    • More efficiency: Our inverters feature three MPPTs optimised for South African roof orientations, maximising energy production and extending working hours. With compatibility across all panels, you can make the most of your roof space for solar energy generation.
    • More confidence on safety: With robust safety measures including leading AFCI 200ms shutdown on system errors and NRS and IEC certifications certified by TUV and SGS, our solution ensures compliance and reliability, giving you peace of mind.
    • More smart home: The iSolar cloud app enhances energy management, providing real-time data on power consumption and optimising solar energy usage. Stay in control of your energy consumption with 10-second data refresh rates.
    • More flexibility: Our inverters offer flexible combinations of battery and easy system expansion options, ensuring adaptability to your changing energy needs over time.

    Sungrow’s 3-phase inverters are engineered to withstand South Africa’s diverse weather conditions, consistently delivering optimal performance for reliable power generation.

    After-sales support

    We understand the importance of after-sales support, which is why Sungrow offers an exceptional experience tailored to South African consumers. With a 10-year warranty on the battery and a standalone five-year warranty on the inverter, extendable for an additional five years, backed by over 25 years of expertise, quick replacement services and extensive maintenance coverage across the country, Sungrow provides peace of mind and reliable support whenever needed.

    Don’t miss the opportunity to experience more with Sungrow’s 3-phase hybrid inverter. For more information on pricing and availability, visit Sungrow.

    About Sungrow
    Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd is a global leading PV inverter and energy storage system supplier with over 405GW of inverters and converters installed worldwide as of June 2023. Founded in 1997 by University professor Cao Renxian, Sungrow is a leader in the research and development of solar inverters – with the largest dedicated R&D team in the industry and a broad product portfolio offering PV inverter solutions and energy storage systems for utility-scale, commercial and industrial, and residential applications, as well as internationally recognised floating PV plant solutions, NEV driving solutions, EV charging solutions and renewable hydrogen production systems. With a strong 27-year track record in the PV space, Sungrow products power over 150 countries worldwide. For more information about Sungrow, visit sa.sungrowpower.com.

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