Delta presents advanced Solivia solar inverters at Green Energy Expo

Two new models will be showcased for the first time at the leading tradeshow in Daegu, Korea. The already existing Solivia string inverter product line with models between 2.5 and 3.3 kW power output will be expanded by a new model – the Solivia 5.0 AP G3 – a string inverter with a power output of 5 kW. The central inverter model Solivia CM 100 stands for a modular solar inverter system for versatile applications between 11 and 100 kW.

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Delta Energy Systems (Germany) GmbH, a leading manufacturer of solar inverters for photovoltaic systems, presents its expanded portfolio of solar inverters at the Green Energy Expo in Korea.

The whole range of string inverters – especially developed for the Asian-Pacific market will be presented to the public. From April 6 to 8, visitors are welcome to learn more about the wide product range from Delta.

The high frequency technology of the Solivia string inverters enable them to operate at maximum efficiency and guarantee continuous, outstanding energy outputs. With their IP65 casing the models can be used as well for applications in protected outside areas.

The user-friendly display makes the unit easy to operate. The relevant status messages and stored data can be easily called up either directly on the illuminated display or via your computer, which is connected to the WEB’log from Meteocontrol and the RS485 interface.

All string inverters have an intelligent MPP tracking and extract maximum performance from the solar panels under all operating conditions. Delta’s Solivia models meet all guidelines regarding safety standards, EMC and national requirements. Therefore the solar inverters are fitted with overvoltage protection, heat protection, short circuit protection and overcurrent protection.

Solivia CM100 central inverter system provides high flexibility and is suitable for all commonly used solar modules. The system consists of nine high-efficiency inverter racks, DC disconnectors, system controllers, and a robust cabinet.

Compared to the commercially available central inverter systems, the Solivia CM series are smaller and therefore more lightweight, so that they can be easily installed even in places with less utility space. Due to the modularity, there is reduced maintenance and total costs for the operator.

If any inverter rack fails, a system availability of more than 90 percent is guaranteed. Highly efficient and reliable, with its intelligent MPP tracking, the Solivia CM 100 gets maximum performance from the solar modules under all operating conditions. The unit is convincing due to its user-friendliness and the easy configuration via the display. Visit Delta at the booth on Floor 1, Stand A-660, at Green Energy Expo in Daegu, Korea.

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