Hoymiles, a leading power electronics company, has launched the MiT 8-in-1 5,000 W microinverter, ideal for industrial, commercial, and large residential solar projects. The microinverter features four MPPTs for optimal power generation and operates efficiently in temperatures from -40℃ to 65℃. It boasts industrial-grade IP67 protection and ensures safety with support for low-voltage PV module connections, reducing fire risks. According to the company, the MiT promises a 25-year lifespan, outperforming traditional inverters that need replacements every 10 years, thus saving on replacement and downtime costs.
Hoymiles introduces MiT 8-in-1 inverter
Hoymiles’ MiT microinverter features four MPPTs and IP67 protection for optimal performance. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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