Which inverter systems are available in South Africa?

PHD has the widest range of Inverter systems in south africa, and the southern african region, we have both pure and modified sinewave inverter systems, with and with out battery chargers. We offer Victron Range aswell as the state of the are super home (ST2X) range and the Studer range of inverters directly from Studer Switzerland.

Who makes ginlong inverters in South Africa?

Founded in 2005 in China, Solis, the inverter brand of Ginlong Technologies, has expanded its market to South Africa since 2015 and announced the expansion of its production capacity in 2020. Ginlong has a wide range of inverters designed for the needs of the South African market, which has specific local risks and characteristics.

What is inverter supplies & services?

The Inverter Supplies and Services section features suppliers of a wide range of top-quality inverters from renowned manufacturers. These devices, essential for converting direct current (DC) from your solar panels or batteries into alternating current (AC) for home or business use, are designed for optimal performance and durability.

What makes ginlong a good inverter company?

Ginlong has a wide range of inverters designed for the needs of the South African market, which has specific local risks and characteristics. With a commitment to quality and innovation, Solis continues to support renewable energy development in South Africa through reliable inverter products and responsive customer service.

What is a string inverter?

String inverters are standard centralized inverters. Usually, a majority of small solar systems use string inverters or “centralized” inverters. In a solar PV system that comes with a string inverter, all the solar panels are connected together into “strings.”

Is solar energy a viable alternative energy source in South Africa?

The South African government is encouraging the public to use solar energy as an alternative energy source. By 2023, rooftop solar capacity in South Africa will increase by 453%. It will continue to grow as the technology develops and pursues the target of 5.7 GW to be added to the grid system.