Illuminating Paths: EPEVER Shines Bright at the 135th Canton Fair
- 23 April 2024
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The 135th Canton Fair | EPEVER's Expo Spotlight
Release date: 2024.04.23
On April 19th, the first phase of the 135th China Import and Export Fair (the “Canton Fair“) successfully concluded at the China Import and Export Fair Complex. EPEVER, with its leading technology and comprehensive solutions, shone brightly at this exhibition, further expanding its presence in the international market and enhancing its global influence.
This Canton Fair was jointly hosted by the Ministry of Commerce and the People’s Government of Guangdong Province, with China Foreign Trade Centre as the organizer. With a total exhibition area of 1.55 million square meters across three phases and 55 exhibition zones, the fair featured approximately 74,000 booths and over 29,000 participating enterprises, including 28,600 in the export section and 680 in the import section. Moreover, the first phase of the Canton Fair focused on the theme of “Advanced Manufacturing,” highlighting advanced industries and technological support to showcase new productive forces.
As a practitioner in China’s photovoltaic industry, a participant and promoter of global economic and trade cooperation, EPEVER made its debut at the Canton Fair with a range of new products. Since its commencement, EPEVER has received hundreds of domestic and international customers and purchasers, with the newly launched four solar inverter chargers garnering considerable attention.
The four solar inverter chargers exhibited at the fair offer users the option to choose between black and white or color screens according to their preferences. All four products can realize utility, generator, and solar charging, as well as utility bypass, inverter output, and energy management. Users can flexibly utilize solar energy or grid power through settings to achieve efficient energy utilization. The showcased products can enhance the system’s power supply guarantee rate and are suitable for hybrid power generation systems combining solar energy, grid power, and generators.
In addition to meticulously crafted solar inverter chargers, EPEVER also presented its energy storage system series. The household energy storage system HPS-AHL features an integrated lithium iron phosphate battery, supporting solar, utility, and off-grid inverter charging functions. With a unique compartmental design and isolation of heat dissipation channels and components, it boasts high dust, moisture, and fog resistance. This product can enhance users’ power supply guarantee rate and is widely used in scenarios with unstable grid power supply. The portable energy storage system ATZ supports multiple charging methods and can be charged to 80% in as fast as one hour. Equipped with LED ambient lights and a dual-wheel pull rod design, it is suitable for all scenarios. The all-in-one energy storage system ROH series combines lithium batteries with off-grid energy storage inverters and can fully meet users’ demands for large-capacity energy storage power through combinations of the main unit and different numbers of battery packs.
At this Canton Fair, EPEVER also showcased controllers, inverters, and lithium batteries to the audience. The lithium batteries adopt A-grade new square aluminum shell lithium iron phosphate battery cores, with a cycle life of over 4000 times and functions such as over-voltage, under-voltage, over-temperature, low-temperature, over-current, and short circuit protection. With a sheet metal shell design, they are safer, and the high-quality core provides more assurance of the product and peace of mind to users. The coordinated use of EPEVER’s lithium batteries, controllers, and inverters enhances compatibility and greatly improves system reliability and stability.
In the future, EPEVER will continue to shoulder its responsibilities and mission, continuously enhance its strength and competitiveness, provide global customers with higher-quality and more reliable solar products and services, and make greater contributions to promoting global energy transformation and sustainable development.
