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SolarBridge to start US roadshow kick-off on November 1

The event will offer free NABCEP-accredited ACPV technology training, among other events and activities.

SolarBridge Technologies is taking its products on the road with the induction of its first US ACPV Revolution Roadshow. The event will offer free NABCEP-accredited ACPV technology training, viewing of AC module installation processes and hands-on experience for installers.

Kicking off November 1 in Austin, Texas, the show will make various stops in the US through March. New AC modules from SolarBridge strategic partners such as BenQ Solar, NESL, Talesun Solar, Eoplly and AMD will be featured in the training. NABCEP training will be provided in partnership with Ontility.

“The launch of our national roadshow is the next step in the mainstream adoption of ACPV," said Ron Van Dell, president and CEO, SolarBridge Technologies. "Our partners look to us as the premier brand in microinverters and offer differentiated AC module solutions because they trust our technology, our highly reliable design, as well as our testing and certification standards.”

You can register for the ACPV Revolution Roadshow here.

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SolarBridge to start US roadshow kick-off on November 1

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