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Solar Frontier expands its PowerSet portfolio for private rooftops

PowerSet Mini and Maxi increase the range of standardized PV systems to better meet individual customer requirements

April 26, 2016. By Moulin

Solar Frontier has announced that it is expanding its portfolio of PowerSets for private rooftops, introducing the new PowerSet Mini and PowerSet Maxi to supplement its PowerSet Turbo. By expanding its PowerSet product line, the world-leading CIS solutions provider addresses growing demand for standardised PV systems that better suit various roof and system sizes.

PowerSets consist of high-performance Solar Frontier CIS modules and matching electronic components. This includes the smart CIS Turbo inverter and the new Kostal PIKO inverter, which are optimised for each set size.

The new PowerSet Maxi covers system sizes ranging from 4.8 kWp to 9.9 kWp, using a 3-phase PIKO inverter from Kostal Solar Electric with two MPP trackers. Thanks to its second MPP Tracker, PowerSet Maxi provides a highly flexible and easy-to-install system solution that also reduces planning and installation time. In contrast, the new PowerSet Mini is specially designed for smaller roofs. It has a system output of 2.0 kWp, consists of 12 modules and comes with a matching single-phase CIS Turbo "Mini" inverter.

The two new PowerSet models supplement Solar Frontier's existing PowerSet Turbo, which is available in sizes ranging from 2.4 kWp to 8.2 kWp and equipped with a single-phase or three-phase CIS turbo inverter.

Solar Frontier’s PowerSets for private rooftops are suited for roof sizes of 15.6 m² or larger. Thanks to their wide range of ways in which they can be configured, they can be installed on various roof layouts and inclines. All PowerSets come with a 10-year system guarantee and offer free monitoring, enabling owners to view their system’s yield data online at any time. Because of their performance advantages, Solar Frontier’s CIS modules produce higher electricity yields (kilowatt-hours per kilowatt-peak) than conventional crystalline silicon solar panels in real-world conditions.

"Our PowerSets are an ongoing success story which we are now building on", comments Wolfgang Lange, Managing Director of Solar Frontier Europe. "Our increased line-up of PowerSets for private roof systems meets the high demand for standardized PV systems and offers our installers more variability and choice. This provides our customers with even better tailored solutions for their roofs."

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