Renewable Energy

Welcome to Renewable Energy Solutions

At Power-One, we aim high so you can too.
  • Aurora Micro
  • Aurora Optimizer
  • UNO-2.0-I, UNO-2.5-I
  • PVI-3.8, PVI-4.6 (Isolated)
  • PVI-5000, PVI-6000
  • TRIO-20.0-TL, TRIO-27.6-TL
  • PVI-10.0-I, PVI-12.0-I (Isolated)
  • Ultra 700, Ultra 1050, Ultra 1400
  • 250/500 APAC
  • Aurora Environmental
  • Aurora Vision
  • Aurora Network
  • Smart Combiner (Grnd)
  • Desktop
ULTRA - Power-One’s Utility grade power inverter Updated Aurora Vision offering featuring new monitoring and control solutions Online videos for Installers, Designers and Homeowners New Universal Standard solution for the PVI-3.0/3.6/4.2 and PVI-5000/6000 single-phase string inverters

Why choose Power-One Renewable Energy Solutions?

Currently the second largest manufacturer of solar power inverters globally, Power-One’s Renewable Energy Solutions has seen remarkable growth in the past 12 months. Power-One has also made heavy investment in North American manufacturing by recently opening two manufacturing centers in Phoenix, Arizona and Toronto, Canada. The Power-One Aurora brand of renewable energy power inverters offer best-in-class performance and reliability along with a global customer care package.

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Certification Announcement
Power-One states that inspection visit for certification of its products made in European Union took place on August 4 by TUV.

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March 19, 2012 (All day) - March 21, 2012 (All day)
PV America West 2012

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January 20, 2012 01:23:14 GMT
New Universal Standard solution for the PVI-3.0/3.6/4.2 and PVI-5000/6000 single-phase string inverters
From January 1, 2012, Power One has introduced its Universal Standard solution for the PVI-3.0/3.6/4.2 and PVI-5000/6000 single-phase string inverters. Moving from the model with national characterization to a model with the easy selectable national standard, as indicated in Table 1. The new models can be recognised by the suffix –TL in the model designation. Table 2 shows the equivalences...