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Solinteg, an innovator in the distributed photovoltaic storage market, showcased its latest solution at Intersolar Europe 2023. The company demonstrated its commitment to advancing distributed PV storage with the unveiling of its diverse product lineup.

The highlight of the show is the Integ M series of 3-50kW hybrid inverters designed to address a variety of application requirements. The single-phase 3-8kW version, perfect for home use, offers continuous overload output and an within-10ms UPS backup. The three-phase 4-20kW type offers high conversion efficiency and supports 110% three-phase unbalanced output, providing an optimized electricity strategy and cost savings. The three-phase 25-50kW type is designed for commercial and industrial applications and supports parallel operation and diesel generator integration.

Solinteg also debuted the Integ O series of on-grid inverters, designed specifically for distributed photovoltaic applications, offering high conversion efficiency, high current PV module compatibility, and ease of installation with IP65 protection.

In addition, the exhibition features the innovative Integ R series smart meters and Integ E series high-voltage energy storage batteries, providing a comprehensive solution for home photovoltaic storage systems.

Finally, Solinteg unveiled its HomeOne and ParkOne solutions. HomeOne dynamically adjusts household energy management, while ParkOne provides a decentralized solution for C&I photovoltaic storage, supporting businesses in their journey toward green operations.

As Intersolar Europe 2023 concludes, Solinteg’s commitment to developing innovative, efficient and reliable solar storage solutions is evident. We look forward to continuing to contribute to the development of sustainable and intelligent energy solutions for years to come.

Solinteg, an enterprise dedicated to innovation and the continuous pursuit of technological advancements in energy storage solutions, announces the opening of a new office and laboratory in Brno, Czech Republic, located at Karlova 933/7, 614 00. This marks another key step in Solinteg’s strategic European expansion, following the establishment of its subsidiaries in Germany, Singapore, and Australia.

The new office, which also includes a dedicated laboratory and meeting rooms, will enhance local customer service by providing technical support, customer training, and product application testing. Solinteg’s innovative products, such as the Integ M series of hybrid inverters and the Integ O series of on-grid inverters, have been designed with a focus on modularity, reliability, and extendability. These products will be at the forefront of the services provided at the new facility.

Jaroslav Kocourek, VP of Eastern Europe Solinteg, expressed his enthusiasm about the new establishment: “Opening an office in the Czech Republic, a country with high potential in the photovoltaic energy storage market, represents our commitment to expand our reach and deepen our engagement with customers and partners in the region.”

The Brno office and laboratory are an integral part of Solinteg’s vision to intelligently integrate solar energy into distributed grids worldwide using advanced, optimized energy storage solutions. By bringing our cutting-edge technologies closer to our customers in Europe, we are reinforcing our commitment to deliver smart, safe, cost-effective, and sustainable clean energy solutions.

Solinteg recently introduced its all-new Integ R family of smart meters, designed to provide residential and C&I users with superior energy management and monitoring solutions. The Integ R series smart meters include two models: the RMM, specifically designed for Integ M series hybrid inverters, and the RMK, tailored for Integ O series on-grid inverters. The launch demonstrates Solinteg’s ongoing commitment to innovation and deepened applications in the renewable energy sector.

Developed and designed in-house by Solinteg, the Integ R series of smart meters provide users with real-time information on energy consumption, enabling intelligent energy decision-making. Key features of the product include high-precision current measurements, compatibility with RS485/ Wi-Fi/LAN communications, an OLED display for easy setup and management, accurate export limits and controls, and 24-hour load consumption monitoring.

When combined with Solinteg’s Integ M hybrid inverter products and the Solinteg icloud monitoring platform, the overall performance of the solar energy storage system is significantly enhanced. As a forward-thinking and technology-driven brand, Solinteg will continue to strive for excellence by providing users with innovative and sustainable energy solutions.

The Solar & Future Energy Show Africa, South Africa’s premier solar exhibition, kicked off on April 25th at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. Solinteg, an up-and-coming brand in the solar storage market, showcased its advanced and innovative technology and products at the event, attracting attention from industry professionals and customers.

Solinteg introduced its Integ M series of 3-50kW hybrid inverters, specifically designed for the residential and C&I market. Anuy Gao, Head of the Americas and South African Market at Solinteg, expressed confidence in the growth potential of solar market in South Africa’s residential and C&I sectors. Solinteg presented the Integ M series 3-8kW single-phase hybrid inverter and HomeOne solar storage solution for residential applications, while also featuring the Integ M series 4-20kW and 25-50kW three-phase hybrid inverters for commercial and industrial applications.

The Integ M series single-phase 3-8kW hybrid inverters, targeting residential users, boast up to 97.6% conversion efficiency, a compact size, and a weight of only 27 kg. Their fanless cooling design and 10ms UPS-level switching function ensure safe power usage, while support for 1.1 times continuous overload output delivers a more efficient, safe, and intelligent green energy experience.

For the commercial and industrial applications, Solinteg launched the flagship Integ M series 25-50kW hybrid inverter. The product leads the market in terms of power range and offer comprehensive electrical performance upgrades, including photovoltaic efficiency of up to 98.8%, support for 4 MPPTs, 100A battery charging and discharging current, and 100% three-phase unbalanced output capability. They can also be integrated with diesel generators and support parallel operation of up to 10 devices, helping South African commercial and industrial users overcome practical challenges and create more value.

The Solar & Future Energy Show Africa serves as an excellent platform for Solinteg to demonstrate its technical expertise and market potential to industry partners and customers. Through continuous efforts and innovation, Solinteg aims to garner increased attention and recognition in the South African market, ultimately emerging as a leading brand in the solar storage field.

Solar inverter and solutions provider Solinteg is opening a new factory in the Chinese city of Wuxi that will add an initial 4GW of manufacturing capacity as the company aims to meet increasing demand for its products.

Solinteg’s new facility has four production lines and has been built to meet its capacity expansion needs in the next two to three years. Image: Solinteg

Solar inverter and solutions provider Solinteg is opening a new factory in the Chinese city of Wuxi that will add an initial 4GW of manufacturing capacity as the company aims to meet increasing demand for its products.

Due to be officially put into operation on 15 March 2023, the facility has four production lines and has been built to meet the company’s capacity expansion needs in the next two to three years.
Founded in March 2022, Solinteg claims to offer the most complete product portfolio of hybrid inverters for the residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) solar markets.
Given the high number of orders for its Integ M 3-20kW hybrid inverter and the fact that its newly launched Integ M 25-50kW model has been well received by C&I customers, the manufacturer said it now has an urgent need to build new factories.
After releasing three new hybrid inverter products in 2022, Solinteg will this year launch the Integ O series of 7-125kW grid-connected inverters, the Integ M second-generation upgraded 6-20kW hybrid inverters, 3.6-6kW low-voltage hybrid inverters and 3.6-6kW low-voltage AC coupling inverters, together with an Integ R smart meter.
With a main manufacturing hub located near Shanghai, Solinteg has offices in Singapore, Australia, the Czech Republic and Germany, where it has set up an R&D centre focused on renewables research.

In addition to the new production plant in China, the company also plans to construct warehouses in Mexico, Brazil, South Africa and India, as it aims to provide more efficient high-quality products and services for its global residential and C&I customers.
Solinteg’s continued expansion comes after the company closed a Series A funding round led by TCL Ventures – a financial investment platform of TCL Technology, a leading technology company that entered the PV industry in 2020 – and other financial investors.
With plans to capitalise on soaring demand for residential and C&I solar, Solinteg aims to reach 10GW of production capacity in 2025.

On the eve of Chinese New Year, Solinteg Global Sales and Marketing Centre held a lively discussion in the form of “brainstorming” on several major topics such as customer service, team building and branding. Teams include sales, marketing, Solinteg Academy, customer service, R&D and EMS teams, among others. All teams expressed their views and brainstormed ideas to build a global and comprehensive customer service system.

Customer Centered

“Customer centered” is the core of Solinteg’s global marketing and service system. In light of this, our team discussed the strategic roadmap of products, analysis of customer pain points, focus on pre-sales and after-sales services, and ways to support the customer’s long-term development. During the discussion, the R&D department pointed out that accurate analysis of customer needs and pain points and converting them into projects would be the focus of the next phase. Likewise, the sales, marketing, Solinteg Academy and customer service teams also carried out work planning and deployment targeted on serving customers well.

Team Building and Collaboration

In 2022, Solinteg established branches in Singapore, Germany and Australia, and provided local warehousing services in the Netherlands. In 2023, we plan to set up branches in the United States, India, Brazil and South Africa to further improve our global layout. Under the framework of globalization, it’s urgent to be solved that the domestic team should take advantage of itself to support the local team in each region overseas, the overseas team should take advantage of the local strengths to be rooted in the local market, and the cross-departments should form complementary strengths among the team and build an “iron triangle” of business.

Brand Strategy

As the market develops and Solinteg grows, finding the right position for the brand and clarifying the direction of development has always been the focus of Solinteg ‘s brand strategy.
During the conference, we analyzed the uniqueness, possibilities and objectives of the Solinteg brand from the perspective of self-branding, customer-branding and PR-branding, as well as from the dimensions of product strength, brand personality and industry characteristics. This helped to form a consensus on the strategic direction of the brand.

With this meeting, the whole Solinteg team has achieved a clear goal, and we believe that in the coming Chinese Year of the Rabbit, we will be able to make great progress and make great leaps in development.

Global inverter provider Solinteg has opened a new branch in Melbourne. The subsidiary, named Solinteg Australia Pty Ltd, will be an essential stepping stone for Solinteg to expand its Australian-specific presence.

Solinteg, whose global marketing and service strategy layout is steadily accelerating, recently opened the second branch in Melbourne, following the launch of Solinteg GmbH in Germany.

“The new branch with a team onsite including business expansion, marketing, technical support and customer service center, enables us to be closer to local users and to respond more specifically and efficiently to their needs” says Bob Tsai, Head of Solinteg Australia, “What’s more, we are planning to set up a warehouse according to the local conditions, to solve the logistics problem”

By far, Solinteg has introduced a full range of 3-50kW hybrid inverter products for residential and C&I applications that feature parallel operation capacity to meet power requirements up to 500kW. In terms of products, following the single-phase 1-6kW on-grid inverter products, Solinteg will launch full series 7-125kW on-grid inverters in 2023, to provide more comprehensive, efficient, intelligent and reliable products and solutions for various application scenarios. In addition, Solinteg is accelerating the strategic deployment of intelligent ‘PV +’ energy storage end products such as EV chargers, heat pumps, etc.

“This year, our products and solutions were warmly received by local customers and greatly recognized by industry experts in the Australian All-Energy Exhibition. We are confident of becoming an expert in the Australian PV market.” Bob Tsai mentioned, “We believe that the branch will drive Australia to move towards a low-carbon fast lane, thus accelerating the arrival of the green future era.”

Newly launched solar inverter and solutions provider Solinteg has launched a range of new PV products in recent months as it expands its international presence and targets 2GW of production capacity next year, rising to 10GW in 2025.

Founded in March 2022, the company is focused on developing products and solutions for PV microgrid applications, with its core ‘Integ M’ series of hybrid inverters mainly aimed at commercial and industrial (C&I) and residential markets. The company offers a comprehensive range of 3-50kW hybrid inverters, including single-phase 3-8kW, three-phase 4-12kW, three-phase 10-20kW and three-phase 25-50kW.

To support its ongoing growth, the manufacturer recently closed a Series A funding round led by TCL Ventures and other financial investors.

TCL Ventures is a financial investment platform of TCL Technology, a leading technology company that entered the PV industry in 2020. TCL technology currently focuses on three sectors: display technology, clean energy solutions and industrial finance and capital.

As part of its research and development efforts, Solinteg has worked to improve PV system efficiency and minimise energy loss. The company’s vision is to intelligently integrate hardware and artificial intelligence, while smartly managing the whole energy system and creating more value for customers by reducing energy costs.

New product launches

Solinteg claims it offers the most complete product portfolio of hybrid inverters for the residential and C&I solar markets. In August, the company launched the first product in its Integ M series, a three-phase 4-20kW inverter designed for residential and C&I applications, featuring an aesthetically pleasing appearance, advanced performance, easy installation and stable long-term operation. Available in eight power classes, the inverter weighs 27kg and features an efficiency span from 98.2% to 98.4%.

With easy data reading and energy monitoring, the Integ M 4-20kW inverter is designed from a user’s point of view, with the product providing rapid power switchover when outages occur, maintaining the continuous operation of uninterrupted load.

One month later, the Integ M 3-8kW single-phase hybrid inverter was released for the residential market. Available in seven power classes, the range supports input currents of up to 15A and is compatible with all mainstream solar modules on the market.

The third Integ M launch – a three-phase 25-50kW hybrid inverter for C&I applications – was announced in October. With a rated DC input voltage of 620V and maximum DC input voltages of up to 1000V, the product is available in five versions and has a maximum efficiency of 98.8%. This inverter incorporates a lithium battery with 100A battery charge/discharge current and an ultra-wide voltage range of 135-750V. With a 135V low start-up voltage and an unbalanced load function of up to 100%, it significantly increases the PV utilisation rate and saves on electricity costs for users.

International expansion efforts

Solinteg’s main manufacturing base is located in Wuxi, close to the ports of both Shanghai and Ningbo, making international logistics convenient and efficient. Wuxi has a long history in the semiconductor and integrated circuit industries, providing the company with added security in terms of future component supply.

Solinteg has received local government support to help it set up factories and office buildings. In terms of product development, the company has strictly followed ISO system specifications for technology, processes and quality to ensure that there is no backlog in orders and quality is not affected as capacity expansion accelerates. The company has already opened offices in Singapore, Germany and Australia, establishing local sales and marketing teams as well as regional support networks. “With an on-site team, Solinteg can be closer to its customers and respond to their needs more specifically,” explained Kui Li, the company’s co-founder and sales and marketing president.

The German office is home to the company’s flagship R&D centre, focusing on cutting-edge research into renewable energy technology.

In South Africa, meanwhile, Solinteg has partnered with a local distributor to release its Integ M range. “We believe the distributed PV energy storage market in South Africa has great potential,” Li commented when the collaboration was announced, adding: “Together, we can provide sustainable, intelligent and cost-effective clean energy for users in South Africa.”

With demand for residential solar and storage on the rise in countries experiencing soaring electricity prices, Solinteg sees strong potential for its products in markets such as Germany, the US, Australia, Japan, Italy and Spain. In addition, affluent groups in countries with weak power grids and prone to natural disasters have become a new market for increasing residential PV and energy storage, with the company particularly targeting growth in South Africa and Brazil. As it ramps up production to reach 10GW in 2025, the manufacturer is bullish on its prospects. “We are fully committed to delivering globally the most complete inverter solutions for residential and commercial use,” Li concluded.

Solinteg, a comprehensive inverter product solution provider, was invited to participate the 15th KEY ENERGY Renewable Energy Exhibition in Rimini, Italy on November 8-11th. Its Integ M series 3-50kW hybrid inverter products as well as propositions for PV storage technology received widespread attention and warm response.

During the exhibition, Solinteg attended the conference on the theme of “The development and future deployment of European C&I PV storage application” and held a series of in-depth discussions with the attendees on the potential and business models of the European C&I energy storage market.

“The integration of PV and energy storage technology for C&I applications is one of our product strategic directions.” Mr. Jason Wang, GM of Solinteg GmbH mentioned. “The Integ M series 25-50kW hybrid inverter released recently with strong parallel operation properties, achieves the system capacity of 25-500kW power range, can provide energy storage capacity up to 966.1kWh with battery configuration, which fulfills the needs of C&I multi-application scenarios. Moreover, the product has been optimized for convenient installation and O&M, flexible site selection and stable long-term operation, to contribute to the high-quality development of C&I PV energy storage market.” he added.

Solinteg Integ M 3-50kW hybrid inverters what were shown at the exhibition, including single-phase 3-8kW, there-phase 4-20kW, and there-phase 25-50kW. With outstanding electrical performance, high reliability, convenient and practical design, they have attracted a lot of attention and consultation.

Among them, the single-phase 3-8kW hybrid inverter provides six power classes and adopts fanless design, is so popular with residential users. Meanwhile, thanks to a wide range of power classes and multiple parallel operation capacity, the three-phase 4-20kW hybrid inverter fully covers the applications from residential to C&I. Additionally, the three-phase 25-50kW hybrid inverter is available in five versions, supporting up to four MPPTs and 100% unbalanced load, is the optimal solution for C&I users to reduce electricity costs.

“In the future, we will continue to closely monitor industry development trends and adjust our development strategy directions. We are committed to providing advanced technologies and comprehensive solutions that can drive the energy transition to a carbon-neutral economy, and contribute wisdom to renewable energy development.”

The new three-phase hybrid inverter is available in five versions with rated output power range from 25kW to 50kW. They have a maximum efficiency of 98.8%, a European efficiency of 98.1%, and up to 4 MPPTs.

Solinteg, whose inverter products are well received by the market, this time launches Integ M three-phase 25-50kW hybrid inverter for commercial and industrial PV applications.

 

“It is an excellent extension of the Integ M series, offering five high power classes of 25kW, 30kW, 36kW, 40kW and 50kW. With strong parallel operation properties, its system power range covers from 25 to 500kW, which can meet up to 2MWH C&I PV storage system capacity requirements “Solinteg mentioned.

The new product adopts horizontal layout, measures 800mm×620mm×300mm, weights 72kg, achieves maximum efficiency of 98.8% and European efficiency of 98.3%.

The inverter assembled with up to four MPPTs, each MPPT PV input current rises to 30A and MPPT tracking voltage ranges from 200V DC to 850V. Its rated DC input voltage is 620V and maximum DC input voltage is up to 1000V.

This inverter incorporates a lithium battery with 100A battery charge/discharge current and an ultra-wide voltage ranging of 135-750V. “With 135V low start-up voltage and up to 100% unbalanced load function, it considerably increases PV utilization rate and saves electricity costs for users at a significant level.” Solinteg said.

The inverter product supports up to 110% AC output overloading, maximum 120% back-up output overloading at 60s, and within 20ms UPS-level switching. Thanks to this outstanding performance, electrical safety is greatly guaranteed during operation.

In addition, the IP65 protection degree and excellent heat dissipation ability make the inverter with higher reliability. And consistently optimized product designs such as Solinteg cloud, built-in EMS, and OLED display, have provided a more intelligent service for customers.

“We will continue to increase investment in inverter technology R&D and enrich our product line to provide more comprehensive PV storage solutions for global applications. So far, we can provide three types of hybrid inverter products of Integ M family, including single-phase 3-8kW, three-phase 4-20kW and three-phase 25-50kW, to meet various demands from residential and C&I applications.”