Solis participated in the International Green Energy Expo 2021 held at EXCO, Daegu from April 28 (Wed) to 30 (Fri) and introduced the inverter product that the fuse holder can be checked by naked eye.
Solis is the world's largest manufacturerof solar power multi-string inverters, and it has created a unique global solarbusiness solution by combining its global supply chain with world-class R&Dand manufacturing technologies. In 2005, it established its headquarters inNingbo, China and went on public listing, and it has a manufacturing plantcapable of producing 20GW per year, and entered a Korean branch in December2020.
The company staff from Solis said, “Ourinverter is a 110kW model with 10 MPPTs and 20 channels. Because there is adisplay, there is no problem with the inspection before use." He thenadded, "Unlike other companies' products, SPD is mounted on both DC andAC, and the fuse holder is designed to be visible with the naked eye, so it isconvenient to get repair.” Also, KS certification is currently in progress, andthe company is aiming to sell after completing the certification in July.
When asked about the reason whyChinese-headquartered companies are entering Korea one after another, he said,"The Korean market is by no means a small market with 4% of the world'ssolar power, and the rate of installation is going up every year, so the futureis looking bright.” Next, regarding the future plans, he said, "We aim toobtain KS certification in the 3rd and 4th quarters, and we plan to proceedwith sales after that. We are going to focus on promotion to expand ourstance.”
The 18th International Green Energy Expo isKorea’s largest, one of Asia’s top 3 and the world’s top 10 new and renewableenergy exhibitions, and the only exhibition jointly organized by the four majorassociations. The exhibition covers △Solar power △ESS (energy storage system)& battery △Smart grid technology △Wind power and △New and renewable energy.This exhibition is hosted by Daegu Metropolitan City and Gyeongsangbuk-do andorganized by EXCO, KNREA, KOPIA, KWEIA, and KHIA.
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