Enphase Energy, Inc., a prominent player in the global energy technology sector, has introduced its latest innovation, the IQ8P Microinverters, tailored for residential and commercial solar applications in Thailand and the Philippines. Boasting a robust peak AC power output of 480 W, these microinverters are engineered to optimize energy production by managing a continuous DC current of 14 A, accommodating higher-powered solar modules effectively. Enphase systems, when paired with the IQ Gateway, provide monitoring abilities, which enables users to manage systems seamlessly with real-time insights. Its built-in rapid shutdown features prioritizes safety, ensuring quick responses to emergencies. Enphase also offers peace of mind with a 15-year limited warranty.
Enphase rolls out IQ8P Microinverters in Thailand, Philippines
The new 480 W IQ8P microinverter from Enphase Energy target projects with high-powered solar modules in Thailand & the Philippines. (Image Credit: Enphase Energy).
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