Fronius Solar Energy at Intersolar 2017: Ingenious technology for efficient energy management

Fronius Solar Energy at Intersolar 2017: Ingenious technology for efficient energy management (Wels, 25/04/2017) From 31st May to 2nd June, Fronius will be exhibiting its wide range of solutions for intelligent and efficient energy generation at Intersolar 2017 in Munich, the world’s leading specialist trade fair for the solar industry. Visitors can learn about different solutions for module electronics, the Fronius Solar.configurator PV system tool and much more at our trade fair stand in Hall B2 (Stand 310). The focus will be on the integration of the energy, heat and mobility sectors. The solar energy specialist, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, will also be presenting the Fronius Ohmpilot consumption regulator, a device that enables continuous regulation of heat sources, as well as innovative storage technology, allowing users to become more independent from the mains supply. Every photovoltaic system must be individually adapted to suit the roof in question – be it for roofs with differing orientations or temporary shading. Fronius has the perfect solution in its product range to allow the operator to maximise their yield. For example, on its trade fair stand, Fronius will offer exciting insights into its cooperation with Maxim Integrated. Together with the American manufacturer of integrated circuits, the company is working on economically and technologically sustainable solutions for module electronics. These include the chip-based cell-string optimizers – integrated DC/DC converters that are embedded into the solar module and perform Maximum Power Point Tracking. The Maximum Power Point (MPP) is the place on the solar module that delivers the highest output. The cell-string optimizers compensate for output losses, for example due to pollution or shading. This allows photovoltaic panels to achieve a higher energy yield. The technology can be simply and cost-effectively integrated during the production of the module. The time-consuming installation of retrofit boxes and additional components is no longer necessary and users save significantly on costs compared to conventional solutions.