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My PV shortens delivery times for its solar electric heating technology

My PV has increased the production of electric heating rods and power controllers for solar electric heating 20-fold in the last three and a half years. The tripling of the production area in June this year also contributes to this, in order to make the products available again in sufficient quantities even faster.

Additional shifts introduced

My PV has also introduced additional shifts to boost unit output. "Our efforts to turn all the wheels here and to produce our products as well as possible - despite the great rush of the last few months - are paying off in terms of product quantities," explains Markus Gundendorfer, sales manager at My PV.

Heating rods available again

The efforts are bearing fruit in the meantime. The accessory products, such as the My PV WiFi Meter and the screw-in heating elements with both the and the new kilowatt output, are very much available again in the next few weeks or are available from stock. The Elwa heating rods can also be ordered from stock again from October, the company informs.

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"Customers can therefore - contrary to the last few months and the associated bottlenecks due to many factors - easily obtain and install our self-sufficient solar-electric heating rod for their projects from us via the wholesale trade," Markus Gundendorfer emphasises.

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Further reducing delivery times

Since My PV has managed to close the gap in the availability of these products, the company also assumes that it will be possible to achieve good availability again for the other products, such as the AC Thor, AC Thor 9s and AC Elwa 2 power controllers, and thus continue to process customer orders.

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"We are also confident that we will be able to further reduce delivery times in the coming weeks and months so that our customers receive the ordered goods even faster," says the sales manager. "The measures necessary for this are being implemented," he emphasises. (su/mfo)