L R AS Published on Monday 1 July 2019 - n° 283 - Categories:onduleurs/micro-ondul

Les onduleurs de 1.500 V au lieu de 1.000 V réduisent les coûts de 10 % à 15 %

Multiconsult a constaté que l'utilisation d'onduleurs de 1.500 V au lieu de 1.000 V pour une utilisation de stockage

en Norvège a permis de réduire les coûts de 10 % à 15 %. Cette société estime que les 1.500 V vont devenir la nouvelle norme.

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