Solis Achieves LUMA Listing for S6 Home Hybrid and 25-100K 1000V Commercial String Inverters in Puerto Rico - SolarQuarter

Nov 07, 2024

Solis, a global leader in advanced solar energy solutions, proudly announces that its S6 Home Hybrid Energy Storage String Inverter and 25-100K 1000V Commercial String Inverters have achieved LUMA listing in Puerto Rico. This significant milestone underscores a strong commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable, and efficient solar energy solutions to the Puerto Rican market.

LUMA Energy, a pivotal player in Puerto Rico’s energy sector, ensures that all energy equipment meets rigorous standards for performance and safety. The LUMA listing is a mark of excellence that guarantees products meet the highest industry standards and are well-suited for the unique demands of the Puerto Rican energy landscape.

Key highlights of the listed products include:

S6 Home Hybrid Energy Storage String Inverter: Designed for residential use, this inverter offers superior scalability and flexibility, enabling homeowners to optimize their solar energy systems and better scale to meet resiliency goals.

25-100K 1000V Commercial String Inverters: Engineered for commercial applications, these inverters deliver robust performance and reliability, providing businesses with a dependable and efficient solution for their solar energy systems. The platform was recently expanded to 125kW and is in process of certifying that power class as well.

“Achieving LUMA listing for both our home and commercial string inverters is a testament to our dedication to excellence and our commitment to the Puerto Rican market,” said James Qiao at Solis. “We are excited to provide our advanced solar technology to support Puerto Rico’s energy goals and contribute to a more sustainable future.”

The LUMA listing process involves a thorough evaluation of equipment performance, safety, and compliance with local regulations. By meeting these stringent criteria, Solis’s inverters are now officially recognized as top-tier solutions for Puerto Rico’s diverse energy needs.