Nextronex says its RAY-MAX solar inverter system is completely different from all others. It incorporates a distributed architecture design and solar inverter sequencing algorithms to help optimize low light energy harvesting from early morning to late evening and during variable cloudy conditions. Predictive simulation models and customer validated results have demonstrated up to 8% higher energy output, along with higher reliability and uptime as well as extended inverter lifetime, which translates to lower operating costs.
Nextronex will be exhibiting its commercial and utility scale solar inverter system at the Solar Powering Minnesota Conference in Saint Paul, MN on Friday, March 7, 2014. This state conference and exhibition brings together utilities, policy makers, lenders, developers & contractors, local governments, and training & workforce development professionals. Nextronex is pleased to be able to participate in this full day solar event, which has been sold out for some time.
“Nextronex is thrilled about the latest Minnesota solar legislation initiative and we recognize solar growth throughout the state is going to be substantial in the coming months and years,” says Jay Troger, Nextronex CEO. ”We have been working with various local developers and recently partnered with Crenlo, a manufacturer and supplier headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota, and we are excited to support the growth of solar as a valued renewable resource for Minnesota.”
Both Troger and Rudy Magasrevy, Nextronex’s VP of sales development, will be in attendance to address any questions and to demonstrate the competitive advantages of our inverter solution to potential customers.
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