Fimer, McLaren Applied Gear Up to Unveil Next-Gen Solar Tech at Intersolar Europe 2025

Global solar technology provider Fimer, now powered by McLaren Applied, is set to showcase its cutting-edge portfolio of photovoltaic solutions at Intersolar Europe 2025 in Munich from May 7 to 9.

Following its acquisition by McLaren Applied earlier this year, Fimer enters a new era with a fresh vision and a robust suite of innovations designed for residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications.

As per the firm's statement, Fimer will unveil a comprehensive range of inverters, modular storage systems, and intelligent digital platforms that embody performance, scalability, and sustainability. The display will include highlights such as the Power platform for residential setups, the PVM-75/125-TL inverter for commercial and industrial use, the new PVX storage solution, and the versatile PVS-10/33 range.

Fimer's Power Platform, comprising the PowerUNO, PowerTRIO, and PowerX, caters to homes of all sizes. The hybrid inverters (single and three-phase) offer up to 10 kW of output, Plug and Play installation, 98 percent efficiency, and built-in arc fault protection. The PowerX storage system is modular and expandable up to 30 kWh using lithium iron phosphate batteries, supporting both new and retrofit solar setups.

The PowerUNO and PowerX are currently available, while PowerTRIO is undergoing final certification in accordance with European standards (VDE AR-N 4105/4110/4120).

For the commercial and industrial segment, the PVM-75/125-TL inverter is a game-changer. It ranges from 75 to 125 kW, features up to 12 MPPTs, a fuse-free design, and battery-readiness. Designed for large-scale solar installations, it ensures high efficiency and seamless integration with the new PVX C&I storage system, which offers up to 215 kWh capacity with hybrid cooling. The PVM-75/125-TL is now open for orders.

Rounding out Fimer's offering is the PVS-10/33 range, ideal for projects needing flexibility. With output sizes from 10 to 33 kW, these three-phase string inverters support bifacial modules and come equipped with export limitation and string-level monitoring. They are built to lower both installation and maintenance costs, making them suitable for new builds and retrofits alike.

As per the firm, now under the wing of McLaren Applied, Fimer is backed by decades of motorsport-driven innovation in electrification, analytics, and smart systems. With production hubs in Italy and India, Fimer remains closely connected to its customers worldwide through local training centers and technical support.