SolarEdge Technologies has secured UL1741-SB certification for its 330kW Inverter system, now operational in the U.S. The first installation, a 1 MW for community and ground mount PV system in Northern California owned by the Karuk Tribe, is managed by SunRenu, aiming to offset 96% of the site’s electricity use and reduce carbon emissions by 1,018 tons annually. Launched in Q3 2023, the high-power, three-phase system addresses shading and terrain challenges, enhancing energy production efficiency and lowering the Levelized Cost of Energy by up to 50%.
SolarEdge Technologies introduces UL1741-SB certified 330kW inverter system
UL1741-SB certified SolarEdge 330kW Inverter System, now available in the U.S., boosts energy production, lowers costs, and reduces carbon emissions significantly. (Image Credit: SolarEdge).
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