Innovative Solar, Inc. Debuts Fully Compliant 690.12 Rapid Shutdown Systems
April 24, 2016 | Innovative Solar, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Innovative Solar, Inc., (ISI) the most innovative solar design team in the solar power industry, introduces Rapid Shutdown with Capacitor Discharge Systems, fully 690.12 compliant and requiring no modifications to the inverter.
After having identified a need for a fully compliant rapid shutdown system for string inverters in the residential and commercial market, ISI introduced the Rapid Shutdown with Capacitor Discharge System. It is available in two and four channels, and can support up to eight strings. It operates with all grid-tied inverters and will accommodate grounded and ungrounded systems.
“This is a quality safety product that is installer friendly,” commented Kevin Afshar, Head of Business Development at ISI. “It requires no maintenance, is inverter agnostic, and has a 10 year warranty.”
For residential applications, customers can choose between a SolaDeck enclosure (for shingle roofs), polycarbonate or steel enclosures for mounting on a rack, and a compact E-Stop compatible with all.
About Innovative Solar, Inc.
Innovative Solar Inc. (ISI) has over thirty years of experience, and their goal is to accelerate the development and innovation of products to support the evolving solar industry. They utilize the latest technology and methods in creating smart products which stand distinguished due to their quality, value, and reliability. All products conform to the latest UL guidelines and requirements. ISI utilizes their expertise in bringing the solar power industry the highest degree of innovation, creativity, and efficiency. Innovative Solar specializes in rapid design and product development in order to meet the needs and challenges of today’s dynamic market.
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