This distinction is yet another step in CIRCUTOR<\/strong>‘s commitment to providing technical solutions and it recognises the excellence of its products, whose controllers are the first to receive this certification through an accredited body such as CERES<\/strong>. This consolidates CIRCUTOR<\/strong>‘s position as a leader in the field of 0 injection in Spain, where it is the only company to date to have obtained this certification for its products that prevent injection into the grid.<\/p>\n In recent years, CIRCUTOR<\/strong> has gradually introduced a number of solutions that ensure the control and efficiency of self-consumption installations, tailored to the needs of each type of installation. The first system to be launched was the dynamic power controller (CDP-0)<\/strong> that prevented injection to the grid and made it far easier to obtain legal authorisation for self-consumption installations.<\/p>\n Then the dynamic power controller with demand management (CDP-G)<\/strong> was launched, optimising the production of self-consumption installations and managing non-critical loads to use the surplus energy from PV energy installations. CIRCUTOR<\/strong>‘s latest innovation comes in the form of the dynamic power controller with dual configuration of injection to grid parameters (CDP-DUO)<\/strong>, capable of automatically switching the injection parameters according to the type of grid present (grid-diesel generator set). All of the aforementioned controllers have obtained the UNE217001-IN certification<\/strong>.<\/p>\n As well as certifying its controllers, CIRCUTOR<\/strong> wanted to go one step further and has also certified the first grid-tie hybrid inverter<\/strong> capable of meeting the standard’s most stringent requirements. This certification makes the CirPower Hybrid 4k-48<\/strong> a unique inverter in its class.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The CDP product family (CDP-0, CDP-G and CDP-DUO) and the CirPower Hybrid 4k-48 have been certified according to the UNE217001-IN standard, which stipulates that controllers designed to prevent injection to the grid must be capable of regulating the output power of the inverters in less than 2 seconds. This distinction is yet another step in […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[33],"tags":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n