Sineng Electric has participated in the 2024 edition of Intersolar South America in Sao Paulo, Brazil, showcasing its cutting-edge solutions and taking the opportunity to sign distribution agreements with Brazilian distributors Nexen and VESA Solar. These partnerships are expected to facilitate the deployment of nearly 600MW of solar capacity across the country, further supporting Brazil’s decarbonization goals.
Among highlights of products on display at the Sineng booth was its SN3.0-6.0HS single-phase hybrid inverter, featuring a rapid switching time of less than 10 milliseconds between on-grid and off-grid modes, ensuring an uninterrupted power supply. The inverter is equipped with 2 MPPTs and supports a DC/AC ratio of up to 1.5, which enhances system performance and efficiency.
For the C&I sector, Sineng introduced its SN75PT and SN75PT-LV PV inverters. With a maximum DC input current of 64A per MPPT, the inverters are compatible with bifacial PV modules, excelling in safety and reliability, featuring built-in AFCI, accurate temperature detection at AC terminals and a smart DC switch.
For utility-scale installations, the company displayed its SP-350K-H1 inverter, designed for a 1500V system with a maximum output power of 352 kW. Supporting a maximum input current of 45A per MPPT, it is compatible with 182mm and 210mm modules, with the option of configuring 2 units of 4.4MW central inverters into an 8.8MW MV turnkey station to accommodate larger block sizes, thereby reducing both footprint and initial investment costs. Sineng also unveiled the EH-5000-HB-UD-35, a central PCS MV turnkey solution designed for utility-scale energy storage.
Jerry Lin, president for the Americas, commented: “At Sineng Electric, our mission is to empower homes, businesses and communities with pioneering PV+ESS solutions. Thus, we continually expand and refine our product offerings to meet customer expectations in the rapidly evolving energy landscape. We believe our collaborative efforts are positioning Brazil as the leading force in LATAM’s solar generation.”
