Delta Energy Systems, a subsidiary of Delta Electronics Group, has plans to showcase SOLIVIA CL 200, a new central inverter system, suitable for deployment in large-scale solar power production at the Solar Power International 2011, to be held from October 18 to 20, in Dallas, TX.
Delta’s SOLIVIA CL 250 is particularly suitable for users who are looking for central inverters for largescale to utility-scale PV plants. Credit: Delta Energy Systems
The company will display its range of residential and central grid-connected solar inverters with power output ranging from 2.5 kW to 250 kW.
The SOLIVIA CL 200 central inverter with its 195 kW power output offers perfect solution for large level solar PV plants. It is well-matched to work with all types’ of solar power generating modules and supports both optional positive or negative type of PV grounding. The central inverter is fitted with an incorporated low voltage transformer and offers an utmost efficiency rating of 97.5%. Its air cooling and liquid cooling features enables the inverter to function even in higher level of operating temperatures with increased level of efficiency. The inverters certified by UL are fitted with a range of communication options and interfaces such as Modbus TCP IP, cellular, WiFi and Wireless and with an optional SCADA DNP3 connectivity.
The CL 250 SOLIVIA solar inverter displayed at SPI comes with an output power of 250 kW and a maximum level efficiency of 98% and with a feasibility to reach up to 1 MW. The company also has displayed its grid-connected SOLIVIA string inverters suitable for deployment in commercial and residential solar installations. The string inverters offer a range of output power from 2.5 kW to 5.0 kW and come with a flexible format to enable their usage in both outdoor and indoor installations.