Navitron is now offering installers the most recent Solax inverters. The X-Hybrid ‘E’ Series, which is an upgraded version of Solax’s original ‘C’ Series X-Hybrid, offers the same groundbreaking battery storage solution as the original, but also includes a built-in Emergency Power Supply (EPS) functionality.
By converting and directing energy where it is needed, when it is needed, the X-Hybrid ‘E’ Series makes it possible for homeowners to utilise solar power at any time – including in the evenings, when the sun has faded and most homes tend to have the highest energy consumption, as well as when the power goes out.
Stephen Knight, Commercial Director for Navitron, commented: “Our collaboration with Solax has performed beyond expectations, and we couldn’t be happier to add an updated version of the X-Hybrid to our range of solar PV accessories.
“We strive to sell only the highest quality products, and Solax’s X-Hybrid definitely fits the bill. It’s the perfect complement for any PV system because, not only does it protect against power outages, but it allows homeowners to store excess electricity in the battery for use when the sun goes down and panels aren’t generating power, only feeding into the grid once the battery is fully charged.”
Navitron’s partnership with Solax began in 2014 and has since resulted in Solax’s range of inverters being installed in thousands of properties across the country.
Paul Summers, Solax UK CEO, commented: “Demand for the ‘E’ Series has been enormous, and the fact there was a waiting list heading into its launch is testament to just how highly anticipated this product is. It is unquestionably the most advanced solar inverter ever to be sold in the UK, and this has led to many technical challenges, but our R&D team have been working hard over the past few months to perfect this product and we are so excited that it is now available for purchase.”
Stephen Knight continued: “We believe that it’s important for homeowners to not only cut their carbon footprints, but to also make the most of their PV systems by using as much of their self-generated power before sending it off to the grid.
“By considering the installation of a battery storage system to supplement solar panels, there is potential to cut utility costs even more, while also allowing the electric in a home to stay on when the grid goes down.”
Navitron offers a wide range of solar panels from the world’s top manufacturers, all installed by highly-trained and Microgeneration Certification Scheme accredited installers – meaning installations are eligible to earn government incentives through the RHI and Feed-In Tariff.
For more information about Navitron and their innovative range of renewable technologies, visit www.navitron.org.uk.
