With the help of dynamic research and development, Sungrow has established itself at the forefront, so a significant
portion of its investment is dedicated to this effort.
They are capable of producing approximately 90 GW per annum. Fortunately, their inverters have been accredited by
CEC
Australia
, TUV, UL, CSA, and some other well-recognized international authorities.
But is Sungrow an actual good brand? Let’s see!
Well, the definition of a ‘good brand’ is a brand that stands true to its promises, a brand that meets its customer
expectations, and tries even to surpass that.
Hence, indeed, Sungrow is not only a good brand; it is a worthy Tier 1 inverter, which is more than just a ‘good
brand’.
They have dedicated a significant amount of their resources to R&D to improve and give the masses the confidence to
use
clean energy in the most cost-effective and efficient way possible.
Since 2012, they have been operating in Australia, and many experienced solar installers even compare their inverters
to
the popular Fronius inverters.
Fronius is a European brand that is an Australian favourite, but the catch is that they cost twice as much.
Therefore, being compared to Fronius for a fraction of the price, and being chosen over Fronius in several cases,
doesn’t Sungrow already prove its overall position? Surely it does!
Sungrow Inverters Performance
Sungrow can be an excellent choice for Australia’s diverse climate. Why?
Here are the reasons:
- They can withstand high temperatures with their built-in cooling fans.
- During winter months or other cloudy seasons, these inverters function well even in low-light environments.
- Variable climates across VIC, NSW & QLD in Australia.
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