Zettler Group Expands Market Leading Product Program in Solar Relays
Zettler Group publishes an updated on-line PDF for electro-mechanical relays for photo-voltaic inverter applications
October 28, 2015 -- Zettler Group today published an updated and comprehensive on-line PDF featuring its product program of electro-mechanical relays for photo-voltaic inverter applications, including new product developments for 80 A, 120 A and 200 A high power solar relays.
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Zettler has continually expanded its industry-leading line of Solar Relays that spans across a wide range of product characteristics. For years, these components have been successfully designed into inverter applications by market-leading manufacturers of PV systems.
Zettler Relay companies, operating on three continents, are committed to supporting customers in Renewable Energy Industries with first-class engineering and innovative product design.
For more information about the Product Program please use the following visit http://www.zettlersolarrelays.com.
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