New Solar and Wind Inverter Series

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Power-One introduces the Aurora(R) PVI-6000 Series of solar and wind inverters. This new inverters utilize two high-speed, independent channels to optimize energy harvesting and also increase the amount of available energy to provide up to 97% conversion efficiencies. The introduction of the PVI-6000 is indicative of the Company's progress within the Alternative Energy markets, and the commitment to address the local needs of global customers with competitive products that provide energy from a variety of non-polluting sources. Additional product lines are expected to be introduced later this year.

Solar Energy, Wind Power

 

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glenn-harris-52667 March 23, 2007 Davis, I think Studer Cable's product BETAflam Solar is now approved UL/NEC2008 for both modules and interconnects. I believe SolarWorld is using this cable in the U.S. and other PV manufacturers are considering changing. Hopefully this will help clear the road for wider adoption of transformerless inverters.

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davis-terrell-61604 March 23, 2007 Does anyone know of any modules that are currently available with the new "PV Cable" (double dialectric) leads that are required when using Power-Ones new transformerless inverter in an ungrounded PV system?

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sean-k-barry-21993 March 25, 2007 When the AURORA Wind Inverter is operating, is the DC source power "electrically isolated" from the AC output at all times? I.e. does the Inverter use a transforemr or does it only use high speed IGBT H-bridge switching?

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