GoodWe has launched the UT 1500V Series (320/350kW), a three-phase string inverter featuring options of 12 or 15 MPPTs. It supports bifacial modules (182mm/210mm) with a maximum string input current of 15/20 A, combating PID effects with Anti-PID and PID-recovery functions. Designed for harsh conditions (-35°C to +60°C), it offers IP66 rating and optional C5 corrosion protection. Dynamic reactive power response (<30ms) and nighttime reactive power compensation ensure operational efficiency of 98.8%. With Type II SPD on DC and AC sides, it provides protection against electrical hazards. As per the company, this inverter model is ideal for high-power 210mm modules, and optimizes power usage, ensuring cost-effectiveness and future-ready utility-scale PV projects.
GoodWe introduces high-performance UT inverter
GoodWe’s UT 1500V Series also features IP66/C5 protection, and rapid reactive power response, ideal for utility-scale PV projects. (Image Credit: GoodWe).
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