.gif)
.gif)
New Products
February 27, 2013
Danfoss DLX UL PV Inverters Feature Flexible and User-Friendly Design
Danfoss Solar Inverters has introduced the Danfoss DLX UL PV inverter series. These transformer-based UL and cUL-listed string inverters deliver industry leading 97.3% efficiency to maximize the effectiveness of solar power applications. Galvanic isolation ensures full compatibility with all PV cell technologies. Convection cooling helps minimize noise (<37db) and ensures long life and reliable operation even when subjected to temperatures ranging from -25°C….65°C / -13°F…+149°F. The IP65-rated die cast aluminum housing is well suited for indoor or outdoor mounting.
Recommended: Ericsson Saves Board Space with Surface-Mount Digital Bus Converter
The lightweight 42 - 46 lb. design makes them easy to handle and mount by one person, and a two-way interactive display provides multiple language options for quick and easy country configuration. They also provide fully integrated on or off site monitoring capability with no special software required, and are ConnectSmart™-compliant to enable real time monitoring with a smartphone, tablet or computer. 2.0, 2.9, 3.8 and 4.4kW models are available to satisfy a wide range of application needs.
“The DLX running on US grid delivers the performance, flexibility and user-friendliness to simplify installation and operation while absolutely maximizing energy yield in a wide range of solar power applications,” says Uffe Borup, Director of Technology. “In addition to the benefits mentioned above, each unit has a full-color screen with an intuitive user-interface that provides ready access to graphs and diagrams that help operators make timely and informed decisions. And for larger sites, a single DLX inverter can serve as a monitoring hub that provides a single point of access for on site or off site performance checks at any time.”
Related: Alstom Grid and KEPCO Create Strategic HV Power Electronics Joint Venture
The DLX can be used together with the Danfoss CLX Portal, a universal internet monitoring system which provides access to key information for end customers, investors, installers and service companies. Additionally the DLX inverter features ConnectSmart. “Via ConnectSmart the installer or plant owner can use the Danfoss SolarApp to directly access live production data. It is a simple and uncluttered way of keeping track of production, revenue and saved CO2 emission – giving a real time visualization of the savings generated by the installation,” says Merete Termansen, Product Manager Monitoring and Communication.
Share this story
Send via E-mail
Post to Twitter
On the Web:
White Papers
March 11, 2013
Power Modules for Charger Applications
Sponsored by Vincotech
February 27, 2013
The Adaptive Cell Converter Topology Enables Constant Efficiency Over Universal Input AC Line in Front-End, High-Density Power Factor Correction Applications
Sponsored by Vicor Corp.
February 27, 2013
From 48 V direct to Intel VR12.0: Saving "Big Data" $500,000 per datacenter, per year
Sponsored by Vicor Corp.
More White Papers
- Altera Acquires Enpirion for $140 Million, Forms Power Business Unit
- Ericsson Saves Board Space with Surface-Mount Digital Bus Converter
- SiC and GaN Again a Major Focus at PCIM Europe
- SiC Modules, IGBTs and Super-Junction MOSFETs Introduced on Day One of PCIM
- PowerbyProxi Joins Wireless Power Consortium
- Vincotech and Infineon Introduce New Packaging Options at PCIM Europe
- Bosch Claims First Sub-$450 240V EV Charging Station
- Eaton and CA Technologies Join to Deliver Infrastructure Management for Data Centers
- DOE Selects Consortium to Develop Next-Generation Batteries for Automobiles
- Dana Receives Grant from NRCan to Improve Thermal Management for EV Battery Packs
- Renesas Adds IGBT Drivers with Micro-Isolator for Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Inverters
- Bosch Claims First Sub-$450 240V EV Charging Station
- European Project Reports Achievements in Drive to Shape the Future of Power Microelectronics
- Altera Acquires Enpirion for $140 Million, Forms Power Business Unit
- Vicor Reports Reduced Q1 Results – Anticipates a Brighter Future
- Teen Wins $50,000 for Development of Nanorod Supercapacitors
- 1-Watt DC-DC Achieves 88% Efficiency and has MSL 1 Moisture-Sensitivity Rating
- U.S. Launches Competition for "Next-Generation Power Electronics Manufacturing" Institute
- GE Opens $1.5 Million New Product Introduction Accelerator Lab
- Eltek's New Rectifier Delivers 97.2% Efficiency for Data Center and Server Powering
- Green Building Power Forum 2010: Fujitsu Components America
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: CUI Incorporated
- Green Building Power Forum 2010: EMerge Alliance
- Green Building Power Forum 2010: Anderson Power Products
- Green Building Power Forum 2009: Independence Station
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: Coilcraft
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: Champs Technologies
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: EXAR Corporation
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: PMBus
- Darnell's Digital Power Forum 2009: Power Plaza
Design Features
October 22, 2012
Energy Efficiency with Class D Amplifier Modules
Class-D switching amplifiers are helping audio designers create personal multimedia devices and home audio/visual systems that demonstrate how compact and stylish equipment can also deliver high sound quality and high audio output power. The key to this breakthrough, providing freedom from the large and bulky boxes housing traditional audio products, lies in the class-D amplifier’s high energy efficiency, which is typically around 90%. This allows designers to reduce or eliminate heatsinks as well as using smaller-sized PCBs and smaller components such as transformers, connectors and power supplies.
Design Features
October 8, 2012
The Role of Hall Effect Sensors in Power Distribution Infrastructure
Power distribution units (PDUs) form an essential part of modern computing and data communications hardware. They provide multiple outputs for transferring electrical power with maximum efficiency, controlling the power capacity and safeguarding against the possible causes of supply interruption. With an ever increasing need from tech savvy consumers for higher data throughput and greater quantities of data storage capacity, as well as tough international legislation now governing CO&sub2; emissions, the demands being placed on these units are proving challenging for engineering teams to satisfy.
Product Focus
August 13, 2012
The Year in AC-DC Power Supply Technology
The past year witnessed significant new product releases, technological developments, and industry news related to the field of AC-DC Power Supply technology.