Global solar equipment manufacturer Sungrow Power Supply Co. has announced the launch of its S1000S-L micro inverters in India, targeting the fast-growing residential rooftop solar market. The product aims to address the challenges of limited rooftop space and partial shading commonly faced in urban households and small businesses.
Product Highlights
The newly launched S1000S-L micro inverters are compatible with high-power PV modules in the 450–650 W range. Key features include:
- Module-level monitoring and remote firmware upgrades for improved operational efficiency.
- Advanced thermal design to ensure full-rated output even in high-temperature conditions.
- Integrated safety functions, including AC relays and low DC input voltage, to minimize electrical risks.
- Extended-range Wi-Fi to simplify installation and system management.
Target Market
Sungrow has positioned the product for urban homes and small businesses, particularly where rooftop space constraints and uneven sunlight exposure limit system performance.
Company Strength & Market Presence
- With over 28 years in renewable energy, Sungrow has established itself as a global leader in solar inverters and energy storage.
- Installed capacity of 740 GW of power electronic converters worldwide as of December 2024.
- Ranked the world’s largest PV inverter supplier by S&P Global Commodity Insights.
- Recognized by BloombergNEF as the most bankable Asian energy storage company.
In India, Sungrow operates a 10 GW inverter manufacturing plant, the largest in the country, and has shipped more than 47 GW of inverters across residential, C&I, and utility-scale projects. Globally, the company maintains 465 GW annual inverter production capacity and 75 GWh of ESS capacity, with nearly 40% of its workforce dedicated to R&D.
The launch of S1000S-L micro inverters underscores Sungrow’s focus on strengthening its presence in India’s distributed solar segment. By offering a smarter, safer, and more efficient solution, the company aims to support India’s rooftop solar growth while reinforcing its leadership in clean energy technologies.
