APS is a Kilowatt Sponsor for the Midwest Solar Expo, May 13-14 in Minneapolis. We’ll offer NABCEP certified installation training with APS microinverters on the first day of the conference; contact sales@apsamerica.com to participate while spaces are available.
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— Western Nevada Supply hosts a vendor event May 1 in Sparks, Nev. The APS team will present our latest microinverter products, including the YC1000 true 3-phase unit, specially designed for commercial applications.
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— APS will be on hand for the inaugural SEIA Solar Power Southeast conference, May 7-8 in Atlanta. The event promises a forward-looking summit on the fast-growing southeastern solar market. Email sales@apsamerica.com to set up a meeting with the APS team during the event, and come by the APS booth on the conference floor to see our product line.
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— APS is a Kilowatt Sponsor for the Midwest Solar Expo, May 13-14 in Minneapolis. We’ll offer NABCEP certified installation training with APS microinverters on the first day of the conference; contact sales@apsamerica.com to participate while spaces are available.
Click here for more info.
— The Oregon Solar Energy conference May 13-14 brings the APS microinverter line to this premier Northwest solar event.
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APS and Krannich Solar are teaming up to offer training in microinverter installation and setup for East Coast installers.
The Solar Innovations Day runs 8:30 to 3 p.m. April 30 at the Krannich location in Pennsauken, N.J. Training with solar products by other vendors will also be included.
The presentation will include APS microinverter system design, tools of the trade, monitoring setup, and hands-on training with the YC500 and YC1000 microinverters.
Earn NABCEP credits for attending the event, and enjoy a continental breakfast and luncheon on us.
To sign up for the unique and informational Solar Innovations Day training event, follow this link to the registration site. Contact your Krannich sales representative or call (856) 802-0991 for more information.
Email sales@apsamerica.com to learn more about APS microinverter products.
APS and National Solar Distributors are teaming up to offer training in microinverter installation and setup for western Canada installers.
The APS microinverter training event runs 8:30 to 1 p.m. April 23 at National Solar’s distribution center in Edmonton, AB.
Earn three NABCEP credits for completing the course, which will cover proper design and installation of APS microinverter systems.
Join in hands-on demonstrations with the APS YC500 dual-module and YC1000 true 3-phase, 4-module commercial microinverters and monitoring systems, including best practices and tools of the trade.
Continental breakfast and luncheon will be provided.
Space is limited. Sign up today (please register before April 20) by emailing info@nationalsolar.ca.
Contact sales@apsamerica.com for more information on APS microinverter products.
Global microinverter technology leader APS is among the prime sponsors of this year’s GTM Solar Summit, April 14-16 in Phoenix.
APS will serve as exclusive Registration Sponsor throughout the event, which brings together key leaders from throughout the solar industry for market analysis and exchange.
APS USA Senior Vice President of American Operations Paul Barlock will be a featured panelist during summit’s first full day of events, April 15.
Barlock will appear in a panel discussion on “Dynamics in the Distributed PV Inverter Market,” beginning at 2:15 p.m. The panel will be moderated by MJ Shiao, director of solar research for GTM Research.
APS is exclusive sponsor of the day’s second track of presentations, including this panel discussion, under the broad theme of PV Inverter Advancement.
APS will also present its advanced microinverter line in the summit exhibition space throughout the event.
To set up a meeting with the APS team during the GTM Solar Summit event, come by the exhibit or email sales@apsamerica.com.
Showcased at the event will be the groundbreaking YC1000 microinverter line, offering true 3-phase output and handling four PV modules per unit. The 1:4 microinverter-to-module ratio significantly lowers BOS costs.
Unlike other microinverter products entering the commercial segment, the YC1000 line requires no expensive step-up or step-down transformer to operate.
The YC1000 is available in both 208V and 277/480V configurations, and is now shipping in all APS markets.
“The YC1000 is the solution commercial-scale solar has been waiting for,” Barlock, said. “APS innovation is making microinverters viable in the 3-phase commercial segment for the first time.”
For information on the GTM Solar Summit, see www.greentechmedia.com.
Breakfast bagels and coffee and a luncheon are included with event registration.
To sign up for the unique and informational Solar Innovations Day training event, click here.
Email sales@apsamerica.com for more information.
April 2, 2015
Seattle: APS USA Senior Vice President Paul Barlock will be a featured panelist at the GTM Solar Summit, April 14-16 in Phoenix.
Barlock will appear in a panel discussion on “Dynamics in the Distributed PV Inverter Market,” beginning at 2:15 p.m. April 15.
The panel will be moderated by MJ Shiao, director of solar research for GTM Research.
“This is an exciting time to be in solar, especially the fast-growing microinverter segment,” Barlock said. “I look forward to sharing insights with the panel and audience, and discussing how microinverter technology has so dramatically changed the PV installation landscape.”
APS is sponsoring the day’s second track of presentations under the broad theme of PV Inverter Advancement.
Barlock has been a senior sales and marketing executive in power electronics firms ranging from startups to large multinational corporations, including Alpha Technologies, TDI and Advance Power. His work experience has been in custom power supply design, UPS, telecom power, cable TV backup power, and most recently in renewable energy.
He holds an undergraduate degree in physics from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Boston College. He also holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the USMC (retired).
APS is a global leader providing advanced, powerful solar microinverter technology for residential and commercial systems. The APS solution combines highly efficient power inversion with a user-friendly monitoring interface for reliable, intelligent energy.
APS ranked No. 2 in global market share among top microinverter suppliers by shipment in 2013 (source: GTM Research).
Powered by the research and economic analysis of GTM Research’s team, the GTM Solar Summit brings together major players from throughout the solar sphere.
This year’s event at the Wigwam Resort in Phoenix includes panel discussions and debates among the industry’s top thought leaders, and an interactive polling session to let attendees see how their views measure up against the experts.
For information on the GTM Solar Summit, see www.greentechmedia.com.
APS and CFM Equipment Distributors/US Solar Distributing are offering in-depth installation and setup training for Northern CA solar installers. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to simplify PV system installation and save money with the industry-leading APS microinverter line. You’ll also earn 3 NABCEP recurring education hours for attending!
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Thank you for your interest in APS microinverters. and for taking the time to visit our booth at PV America this week.
The Boston show reflected our tremendous success in the the East Coast and Mid-Atlantic solar markets. Demand for APS advanced microinverter technology is stronger than ever, and we’re continuing to grow into new markets around the world.
If you would like more information on our microinverters and how to bring APS products to your customers, please don’t hesitate to call or email our sales team at sales@apsamerica.com. APS is the industry leader in microinverter innovation, quality, pricing and support, and we look forward to showing you what we have to offer.
Remember that our APSamerica.com website has detailed product information and technical data, as well as testimonials from installers and potential partners like you who have made APS their microinverter of choice. We’re dedicated to building our business by helping our solar partners build theirs.
Thank you again, and we hope you’ll join with APS for a dynamic and successful 2015.
APS comes to the 2015 PV America show in Boston, March 9-10, with strong opportunities for East Coast distributors and installers.
The region has seen outstanding growth for APS over the past 12 months, including agreements with leading solar distributors in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets.
“A continued focus on the East Coast is a priority for APS,” said Ryan Davies, APS Director of Sales, East Region. “The abundance of tech-savvy installers and end users, coupled in a region with diverse topography, makes APS the perfect solution for every installation.”
APS expects continued growth in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and North Carolina in 2015, and is looking for new distribution and installation partners in those key markets, said Paul Barlock, APS Senior Vice President.
The APS team will be at booth no. 511 on the PV America exhibition hall floor.
To set up a meeting, visit the booth or email sales@apsamerica.com.
Showcased throughout the event will be the YC500, a powerful dual-module microinverter and the APS flagship product.
Also featured will be the new YC1000 true 3-phase microinverter, purpose-designed and built for commercial applications and offering an unprecedented 1:4 microinverter-to-module ratio to significantly lower BOS costs.
Unlike other microinverter products entering the commercial segment, the YC1000 line requires no expensive step-up or step-down transformers to operate.
The YC1000 is available in both 208V and 277/480V configurations, and is now shipping in all APS markets.
“The YC1000 is the solution that commercial-scale solar has been waiting for,” Barlock said. “APS innovation has made microinverters viable in the commercial segment for the first time.”
