Ideal Power to Showcase Grid Resilient 30kW and 125kW Power Conversion Systems at Intersolar North America
Intersolar North America Conference July 14 through 16 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco
AUSTIN, Texas, July 8, 2015 -- Ideal Power Inc., (NASDAQ: IPWR), a developer of innovative power conversion technologies, will be showcasing its grid resilient power conversion systems featuring its patented Power Packet Switching Architecture (PPSA) at the Intersolar North America Conference July 14 through 16 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Ideal Power will feature its new grid resilient 125kW power conversion system which is scalable to greater than a megawatt for large-scale applications. It boasts a wide range of features including:
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* Transformerless Isolation
* Bidirectional Capability
* AC/DC Ports
* 50Hz/60Hz Compatibility
* Microgrid Forming Capabilities
* Wall Mount, 425 lbs.
* Wide Operating DC Voltage Range
* SunSpec Compliant Interface
Ideal Power's grid resilient 30kW multi-port power conversion system, which will also be on display, features:
* Transformerless Isolation
* Bidirectional Capability
* AC/DC/DC Ports
* Direct Integration of PV and Storage
* 50Hz/60Hz Compatibility
* Microgrid Forming Capabilities
* Wall Mount, 125 lbs.
* 96.5 % CEC Efficiency Any Port to Any Port
* Wide Operating DC Voltage Range
* SunSpec Compliant Interface
Leading energy companies such as Sharp, Eos, Greencharge Networks and Gexpro/Rexel rely on Ideal Power's power conversion technology as a key component of their battery energy storage systems for peak demand management and PV + storage applications. Ideal Power's patented PPSA provides transformerless isolation, dramatically reducing the weight and size of power conversion systems while increasing efficiency and overall performance. At one-quarter to one-eighth the size and weight of conventional power conversion systems, Ideal Power's systems have much lower installed costs than conventional solutions.
Ideal Power will be showcasing its products at Intersolar North America, booth 8127 in the West Hall, level two. Since its establishment in 2008, Intersolar North America has become one of the most attended solar events and the premier networking platform for the North American solar industry. The event's exhibition and conference both focus on the areas of photovoltaics, PV production technologies, energy storage and solar thermal technologies.
About Ideal Power Inc.
Ideal Power Inc. (NASDAQ: IPWR) has developed a novel, patented power conversion technology called Power Packet Switching Architecture (PPSA). PPSA improves the size, cost, efficiency, flexibility and reliability of electronic power converters. PPSA can scale across several large and growing markets, including solar photovoltaic generation, electrified vehicle charging, and commercial grid storage. Ideal Power also has a capital-efficient business model that can enable it to address these markets simultaneously. Ideal Power has won multiple grants for its PPSA technology, including a $2.5 million grant from the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) program, and market-leading customers are incorporating PPSA as a key component of their systems. For more information, visit www.IdealPower.com.
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