KACO New Energy introduces two new blueplanet PV inverters, the 100 NX3 and 125 NX3, specifically designed for commercial and industrial (C&I) PV systems with complex roof layouts. Equipped with eight and 10 Maximum Power Point Trackers (MPPTs), respectively, these inverters with several input possibilities offer higher flexibility for adapting to irregular rooftops. Their use of silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor technology enables higher switching frequencies and temperature tolerance, resulting in an efficiency of 99.1% and flat power derating. Unlike competitors, these inverters don’t shut down at high temperatures, but gradually reduce their output even above 50°C. Furthermore, they are compatible with the latest high-performance PV modules and offer a high 200% DC-side oversizing feature, fulfilling customer demand for consistently high power input and a steeper power curve.
blueplanet range of SiC inverters for C&I from Kaco
KACO New Energy has launched blueplanet Inverters for C&I systems with SiC semiconductor technology for better temperature tolerance (Image Credit: Kaco New Energy)
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