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Bega Library / Dispatchable Solar Energy

project pilot site

Incorporating the Selectronic SP PRO inverter, this 20kW PV solar power plant

has features unavailable to the network until now. The SP PRO inverter was

chosen for this project because of its versatility and its many innovative features.

All of the client’s unique requirements were achieved with the integration of the

Selectronic SP PRO into their project.

This project has demonstrated the benefits and value of deploying a

solar generation plant whose output is stable and is not impacted by local

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back into the network at times that are more beneficial to network and therefore

displacing thermal base load generation.

An additional benefit of the project was to establish the Bega Library site as a small micro-grid (islanded system) to develop further

understanding of the issues and practicalities of establishing such grids. As a side benefit to the wider community, a tailored marketing

and education program was developed to align with this initiative.

BP Solar Village — electrification

project in Malaysia

In close consultation with BP Solar, Selectronic Australia

developed an inverter/controller for use in village electrification

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incorporated a 30 Amp solar controller and an energy meter

that also limited the customer’s energy usage to the system’s

capacity, maximising the battery life and guaranteeing a

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inverters been installed under this program to date.

Solar Systems Project — diesel grid in

Outback Australia

This pioneering project used parabolic dish concentrators to focus

sunlight on high efficiency photovoltaic solar cells to produce electrical

energy that supplemented remote diesel grids. Selectronic Australia

developed a custom designed 70kW interactive inverter to feed the

power generated by the dish concentrators into the local power grid.

“Cloud smoothing” and backup functions were included to allow the

power system to maintain compatibility with the local power supply.

Bushlight Project — solar off-grid in

Outback Australia

In 2002, Bushlight began to install renewable energy

systems to provide power to the small remote indigenous

communities of outback Australia. After rigorous testing

of a number of inverter brands, Bushlight chose a range

of Selectronic inverters as the hub of their pre-packaged

power systems. Bushlight currently have a large number of

Selectronic inverters successfully installed in their systems.

Knox Leisureworks — solar grid

backup in Melbourne, Australia

An innovative application for providing solar grid

feed with backup power to an individual phase failure

utilising both solar and battery supply. The centre had

the objective to reduce running costs and prevent

loss of critical centre management systems during

outages. Utilising an SP PRO unit on each phase

enables full solar export capacity plus seamless

support of single and multiple phase outages.

At the forefront

of innovative

solar projects.