More efficient free-standing and tracker systems, a planning tool that delivers a concrete project outline, a string inverter with nine MPP trackers and a new portfolio for solar cables. Here are our top products of the week:
Modern solar power systems produce significantly higher outputs than they did a few years ago. However, the high system voltage also requires more powerful and durable cables and components made of high-quality materials.
The new Mobility Dock from Lapp Mobility makes charging on the road easier. In combination with any type 2 charging cable, the electric car can be charged at a household socket. In addition, the EV driver saves space and weight in the boot.
The Dominican Republic is home to the largest solar park in the Caribbean. It was built by F&S Solar. The company based in Euskirchen, Germany, has relied exclusively on Lapp for many years.
This energy revolution is very practical: F&S Solar Service is building a large photovoltaic power plant on the Merscher Höhe in Jülich. The power from this is to be used to generate hydrogen for public transport. We're on it: Lapp supplies hundreds of kilometres of cable to the construction site on time.
Austria’s largest ground mounted PV system recently started operation. It is designed to supply clean solar power for at least forty years, which is why only highly robust components are used - including those in electrical connection systems: These are supplied by Lapp.
In this series we introduce you to one of the movers and shakers of some of the leading companies in the solar and renewables industries:
Maximum service and strong partnerships are important success factors of Lapp’s growing solar business in South Africa. An adventure tour discovering Africa’s future energy supply (part 2).
High-quality cables and connection solutions from Lapp help to withstand the extreme conditions for solar systems in South Africa according to the company. An adventure tour discovering Africa’s future energy supply (part 1).
