KSTAR has taken part in the 2025 edition of Intersolar South America, showcasing its latest innovations in solar inverters and energy storage systems tailored to meet the evolving energy needs of Latin America.
Brazil, in particular, is leading the continent’s renewable transition, driven by the increasing role of distributed generation and the growing importance of hybrid and storage-backed applications.
Among highlights on the KSTAR booth was its BluePulse Series KAC125DP2+BC233DE2, an all-in-one C&I energy storage solution powered by CATL battery cells and backed by a 10-year performance warranty. Offering capacities of 197/215/233 kWh and compatibility with the KAC Series 20–125 kW hybrid inverters, the system integrates backup and genset input to ensure reliable operation during grid fluctuations. It allows flexible scaling—up to six systems in parallel off-grid and twenty on-grid—catering to the scalability needs of Latin American industries.
Also on display was the BlueKernel Series 125 kW inverter, delivering up to 98.7% efficiency and a DC/AC ratio of 1.5, supporting high-yield solar plants and featuring robust protection with Type II DC / AC SPD. Together, these solutions are well-suited for industrial facilities seeking to lower energy costs while maintaining operational reliability.
For the residential sector, the company introduced its BlueSpark Series, an all-in-one hybrid energy system available in both single- and three-phase models. Designed for households seeking independence from grid instability, it supports unbalanced three-phase output, parallel connection and optional AFCI protection for enhanced safety. Also displayed were the BlueGlow and BluE Series, expanding options for homeowners aiming to optimize solar usage and reduce reliance on conventional energy sources.
For large-scale solar projects, the BlueWave Series attracted significant interest. With a maximum efficiency of 99% and featuring PID recovery and power line communication, this solution supports the region’s growing utility-scale PV development, essential for meeting renewable energy targets and expanding clean generation capacity.
