Solis hybrid system powers 50 kW solar-plus-storage site in Myanmar

Myanmar saw the completion of a 50 kW hybrid solar project by Solis with Longlast batteries, boosting commercial backup and energy resilience.

By Prudhvi Rani 03 Jun 2025 in Market Bytes Product Bytes

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The Solis S6-EH3P50K-H system has delivered <10 ms grid shift, diesel integration, and dynamic energy cost management in Myanmar. Image Source: Solis

China’s Solis, a PV inverter manufacturer, completed a 50 kW solar-plus-storage system at a commercial facility in Myanmar’s Yangon Region. The system featured a 70.8 kW solar array, a 50 kWh Longlast lithium battery bank, and the Solis S6-EH3P50K-H hybrid inverter. It powered lighting, air-conditioning, and IT backup systems. Key capabilities included <10 ms transition to off-grid mode, dual backup ports, diesel generator integration, and 1.6x overload support. The system ran in parallel with up to six units, expandable to ten. It supported dynamic pricing, energy arbitrage, and EMS integration. It reduced generator usage, improved energy efficiency, and increased reliability during outages, aiding commercial energy resilience in Myanmar. The hybrid inverter used in the Myanmar installation, Solis S6-EH3P50K-H, was also showcased during the Solis AI launch at Intersolar 2025.

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