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December 9, 2020, Campbell, CA – Tigo Energy, Inc., the worldwide leader in Flex-MLPE (Module Level Power Electronics), announced today that it has received UL PV Rapid Shutdown System (PVRSS) certification for multiple new inverters from FIMER, the fourth largest inverter manufacturer in the world. There are now 15 different FIMER inverter models, ranging from 3.3 kW to 60 kW that have been UL listed with Tigo’s industry leading rapid shutdown devices.
“FIMER is very excited for this certification and compliance with Tigo Energy’s rapid shutdown devices as it opens up the market for FIMER’s residential and commercial inverters,” said Eduardo Casilda, CEO USA at FIMER.
Featuring light, compact designs, integrated monitoring and user interface, and a quick commissioning process, FIMER string inverters are an ideal solution for rooftop, carport, and ground mount solar installations.
The UL listing includes the entirety of Tigo’s TS4 family of Flex-MLPE, providing customers that use FIMER inverters significant flexibility with the features they want from their Module Level Power Electronics (MLPE). With Tigo, customers have the freedom to choose from a menu of features – such as optimization, monitoring, or just the rapid shutdown function – according to the needs of their project.
“We are thrilled to be working with FIMER to offer our customers the leading inverter options for their PV projects,” said Dru Sutton, Tigo’s VP of Sales for North America. “Customers can pair their inverters with our MLPE and know the technology meets rapid shutdown requirements across the US.”
Below is a list of FIMER’s newest string inverter product line that is UL PVRSS certified with Tigo’s MLPE:
- UNO-DM-3.3-TL-PLUS-US 3.3kW 1 phase
- UNO-DM-3.8-TL-PLUS-US 3.8kW 1 phase
- UNO-DM-4.6-TL-PLUS-US 4.6kW 1 phase
- UNO-DM-5.0-TL-PLUS-US 5.0kW 1 phase
- UNO-DM-6.0-TL-PLUS-US 6.0kW 1 phase
- PVS-60-TL-US 60kW 3 phase
The UL PVRSS certification is the only guaranteed way to fulfill the safety requirement for PV Rapid Shutdown in the US National Electrical Code, whereby both the inverter and the rapid shutdown device must be tested as a “system”. Rapid shutdown devices are now required with rooftop PV installations across the vast majority of the United States. Similar requirements are being adopted and discussed throughout the world.
The two companies are hosting a webinar to highlight their inverters and rapid shutdown devices at 10am PT (1pm ET) on December 10, 2020. Interested parties can reserve their spot here.
For inquiries, contact: sales@tigoenergy.com
