Kyocera Solar offers pre-engineered solar kits for the US market

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Kyocera Solar’s new MyGen US-made solar kits are now available for residential and light-commercial solar energy installations being developed by new and veteran solar professionals alike. The domestically produced pre-engineered kits include modules, inverters, racking, monitoring, grounding, manual, drawings and all the marginal components needed to complete a solar installation.

The grid-tied systems, which are said to fit various PV array configurations and have the option for a future system upgrade or expansion, were developed through partnerships with DECK Monitoring, Unirac and PV Powered.

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“MyGen US-Made Kits are comprehensive and convenient clean energy solutions for home and business owners who want the cost benefits and energy-efficiency of solar electricity,” stated Steve Hill, president of Kyocera Solar.  “These kits are not only an investment in solar energy and our environment, but also in the US economy — the products are made here, used here and contribute to creating green energy jobs for Americans.”

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