Sungrow Launches 75 kW String Inverter in Brazil

Inverter solution provider, Sungrow has rolled out its latest commercial string inverter SG75CX for Brazilian micro-generation power plants, as part of its commitment to comply with the regional power demand and decarbonize the local economy.

The newly introduced inverter comes along with the built-in Potential induced degradation (PID) recovery function, thereby preventing any power loss by using reverse potential at night to cancel polarization and restore the degraded modules.

While announcing the rolling-out of the inverter, Rafael Ribeiro, Country Manager of Sungrow Brazil said, "Sungrow's four-year presence in the Brazil market helps align with customers and their unique needs. The 75-kW inverter is another flagship solution we added to the Brazilian distributed generation portfolio, matching the niche demands with an unexpected experience. It'll be available in most of our distribution channels and will contribute more to the net-zero carbon planet.”

We have a large capacity for continued growth. In the landscape of the other LATAM solar hubs including Argentina and Chile, Sungrow makes huge strides forward in 2020 as well, such as surpassing 1 GW in shipment in Chile, he further added.

With an IP66 safety level and a C5 anti-corrosion grade, it provides stunning efficiency while also enhancing durability. As the temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius, the inverter works without derating thanks to smart-forced air-cooling technology.

Equipped with 9 MPPTs, the 75-kW inverter is installable in diversified commercial PV plants. It guarantees optimal power generation even performing in the shade. It is compatible with bifacial modules of over 600Wp and designed with a high DC/AC ratio of up to 2 -- ensuring an initial investment and a minimum LCOE.

Sungrow has a strong local team in Sao Paulo, Brazil, that provides comprehensive sales, technical support, and after-sale service. Since 2019, the company has occupied the top spot in the Brazilian industry, with over 60,000 inverters installed.