Modules & Upstream Manufacturing

Greenercos is showing three products for improved array management at EU PVSEC. One product is the electronic system Greeneye, which is integrated into the junction box.

At EU PVSEC, Ingeteam is showing its new product for inverters, Sun Power Maxter, which increases photovoltaic arrays’ output during low insolation, the company says.

For solar modules that require earthing the plus or minus pole, Soleos offers electrically isolated inverters, such as the KACO Powador 14.0 TR 3 to 18.0 TR 3.

Siemens is presenting the three-phase inverter SINVERT PVM20 at this year’s EU PVSEC, which is available in the operating classes of 10, 13, 17, and 20 kilowatts; the manufacturer says this range aids more exact array planning.

WhisperPower introduces the new range of inverters under the Genverter series. The hybrid generator is the solution offered by the firm to stop wasting energy and reduces costs at the same time.

Arnold Group in Germany will unveil a new generation grinding machine at the EU PVSEC, which has a portfolio that combines surface grinding and extends to grinding chamfers for medium production volumes.

Bekaert’s advanced rotating magnetron technology is currently enabling PV cell manufacturers to move into the volume-manufacturing phase in a cost effective way while at the same time optimizing cell performance.

Centrotherm SiTec will present its new 24 pair CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) reactor, which is the successor to the 2008 manufactured 18 pair CVD reactor.

Datapaq’s SolarPaq consists of three new models that are used for temperature recording and profile creation in the production of solar cells and modules. The new systems will measure the temperatures of the products and provide the necessary information for the establishment and optimization of the processes.

Day4 Energy has come up with a comprehensive package of equipment and services required to manufacture Day4 Energy branded modules for its partners.