Given the higher demands of three-phase power you may think that it is outside the realm of possibility – or budget – to get it installed to combat loadshedding, but that isn’t the case anymore as Sungrow launches its collection of products.
As other companies use their funds on stock buybacks and executive bonuses, Sungrow was proud to boast in its reveal that the company uses around 40 percent of its capital in research and development. That kind of solutions-first approach is why Sungrow can offer three-phase power solutions compete with top-notch efficiency, safety and flexibility, all controlled by one app on your phone in the form of iSolar.
This is not even mentioning the immense power on top with options such as the SH15-25T Residential Hybrid Three Phase Inverter able to power incredibly hungry appliances such as air conditioning units, pool pumps and ventilation equipment, all incredibly important in another scorching SA Summer.
Given the extra precautions for three-phase and the erratic weather conditions of South Africa, we were also happy to see all the safety measures that Sungrow has been engineering into these products. Safety measures such as AFCI 0.2s Shutdown which can rapidly shut systems down in just 200 milliseconds in the case of an emergency, or IP55+ ratings for certain inverters and batteries, allowing for outdoor use.
Sungrow’s new three-phase offering isn’t just another way to finally beat loadshedding, it is also a greener way forward for the region, as explained by Ezzat Sankari, Channels Business Director for Sungrow Middle East and Africa.
“This year we eagerly introduce the highly anticipated three-phase inverter to further enrich our product offering. Our commitment to customer satisfaction knows no bounds evidenced by our unwavering dedication to providing a 10-year product warranty on both the single phase inverters and also the batteries along with comprehensive maintenance coverage and a dedicated 24/7 service hotline. We stand ready to assist home and business owners every step of the way, ensuring a dependable and efficient energy solution. As we look ahead to 2024 we are doubling up on innovation, customer-centricity and market expansion, we are proud to contribute to South Africa’s sustainable development narrative forging partnerships and fostering growth to facilitate the region and its transition to low carbon and sustainable development. Today marks a pivotal moment in our journey towards a sustainable future with a steadfast commitment to clean energy for all. I am thrilled to unveil the Sungrow three-phase energy solution. This innovative product represents a leap forward in our mission, offering a dynamic blend of cutting edge technology and environmental leadership together. Let’s ignite change and let’s embrace green tomorrow for Africa,” Sankari says.
Make sure to check back to Hypertext soon as we got to interview Sankari and we’ll bring you more from him and why Sungrow has chosen this pivotal moment to bring its three-phase power solutions to the country.
For more on Sungrow and how you can get a powerful three-phase power solution for your home, work or school, click here.
If you are using an installer to finally make the switch to energy independence, make sure you insist on Sungrow products from them. You can be like many private customers and businesses in the country who are already enjoying Sungrow. Customers like Doctor Thabo Pilane who you can see in the video below – one of many who have shared their great experiences on the Sungrow South Africa YouTube channel.
For those still on the fence we also have to point out research that Sungrow has done in the return on investment for their solutions. In one example a solar Sungrow solution, with all the hardware needed to become energy independent, was equal to just three years worth of grid costs and diesel for a generator.
In the past, this figure was simply impossible as such configurations needed several more years to break even. Now Sungrow customers are recouping their investments in just a handful of years and, on larger scales, even looking to generate income by selling excess power.
