ABB showcases high powered string inverters for utility scale and C&I

Global infrastructure giant ABB is showcasing its PVS-120 sting inverters. The company claims that high power density can deliver Opex and Capex reductions for developers and EPCs.

May 16, 2018 Paul Zubrinich

ABB had expanded its large string inverter range in recent years.

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Competition between central and string inverter suppliers has been fierce in recent years. Swiss-based ABB supplies both solutions, however is stepping up its efforts to increase awareness of the advantages of its PVS-120 high powered string inverter solution.

The company will be outlining the advantages of the technology and taking questions from participants in a webinar later today. Sign up free here.

ABB claims the 120 kW unit can deliver a series of advantages when compared with comparable smaller-capacity string inverters. These include:

Intelligent technology to optimize not just inverter performance but overall system efficiency and energy yield;
High power density, integrated all-in-one and fast-installation enabled brings down both Capex and Opex;
Increased PV plant design flexibility with Multi-MPPT and increased yield in complex installation like on rooftops or hilly ground;
And direct connection to ABB cloud for monitoring and services to improve reliability and operational cost efficiencies.

The PVS-120 is available in 1000V, with a new 1500V version due to be released globally in Q3 2018.

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