Munich, Germany – 7 May 2025 – At Intersolar Europe 2025, Solis marked its 20th anniversary with the global unveiling of two groundbreaking innovations: the world’s largest wall-mounted hybrid inverter and Solis AI, an advanced smart energy assistant poised to revolutionize solar energy management for both residential and commercial users.
Next-Gen 125kW Hybrid Inverter: High Power, Wall-Mounted Efficiency
Debuting globally, the S6-EH3P(75–125)K10-NV-YD-H hybrid inverter delivers an industry-leading 125kW output — redefining commercial energy storage standards. This three-phase, wall-mounted inverter is designed for space optimization and high-voltage performance, featuring:
- Dual 100A charge/discharge with two independent battery ports
- 10 MPPTs and 21A string current for versatile PV design
- Parallel operation up to six units (750kW total) with 2.0x overload backup
- Intelligent peak shaving in self-use and generator modes
“This innovation removes the trade-off between space and power,” noted Sandy Woodward, Solis Europe GM. “It empowers commercial users to scale energy independence efficiently.”
Solis AI: Smarter Energy, Seamlessly Delivered
Also launched was *Solis AI, a smart energy assistant built into *SolisCloud. This tool automates energy decisions using predictive algorithms and real-time data.
Key features include:
- Forecast-based charging optimization
- Behavioural learning of user habits
- Real-time response to energy tariffs
- Full grid compliance
“Solis AI helps systems think ahead, so users don’t have to,” added Woodward. “We’re advancing from clean energy to intelligent energy.”
Celebrating 20 Years of Global Impact
Founded in 2005, Solis has shipped over 100GW of inverters globally, earning a leading position in the renewable sector.
“Our 20-year journey is about pushing boundaries,” said Woodward. “These launches reflect our vision of a cleaner, smarter energy future — including in emerging markets like Pakistan.”
Experience these cutting-edge technologies live at *Solis Booth B3.430, Intersolar Europe 2025, from *7–9 May.
