XET receives UL 1741 approval for its XPX A1000 smart grid microinverter

January 22, 2010
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Xslent Energy Technologies has received UL 1741 approval for the XPX A1000 smart grid micro PV inverter. The XPX A1000 is targeted to the residential and commercial markets and will be licensed and distributed under the Powered by XETTM label.

“The XPX A1000 has a revolutionary Smart Grid Power Management (SGPM) technology that provides valuable benefits to both the energy consumer, energy suppliers, and utilities world wide,” said Stefan Matan XET’s CTO. “The technology’s value proposition is a reduction in energy cost to the consumer as well as providing grid stability. In short this technology is making renewable energy alternatives much more cost effective.”

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