Solis, a leading inverter manufacturer, has received VDE4130 certification for its (215-255)K inverters, meeting Germany’s highest technical standards for extra high voltage networks. With VDE4110 and VDE4120 certifications already secured in 2023, Solis can now offer its inverters for projects of all sizes across Germany. The technology supports high-performance solar panels like bifacial, enhancing grid adaptability for large-scale solar projects and reducing the Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE). Solis emphasizes key features like maximum efficiency, fuse-less design, multiple MPPTs, and SVG function support, providing a cost-effective alternative for utility-scale projects in Europe. The certified inverters will be showcased at the Genera exhibition in Madrid from 6th -8th February.
Solis receives VDE4130 certification for innovative inverters
With VDE4130 certification, Solis’ (215-255)K inverters address grid challenges, supporting high-performance solar panels and offering a cost-effective solution for large-scale solar projects in Europe. (Image Credit: Solis).
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