On July 11, Enphase announced that its residential and commercial microinverse products can help solar projects qualify for the Domestic Content Tax Credit Incentive under the IRA Act.

 

The tax credit is available to commercial asset owners, including commercial businesses adding solar and PPAs/leasing providers with residential solar projects, provided they are manufactured in the United States.

 

As of April of this year, its U.S.-based contract manufacturing facility had shipped about 506,000 microinverters.

 

Enphase is currently shipping IQ8™ microinverters for residential (IQ8HC-72-M-US) and commercial (IQ8P-3P-72-M-US) applications from its U.S. manufacturing partners.

 

And just in early July, Enphase began delivering the IQ8P-3P commercial microinverse, a U.S.-made microinverse, for commercial projects.
 

 

Each IQ8P-3P commercial microinverse supports up to 480W of peak output power for three-phase commercial installations, and is compatible with a wide range of solar panels, including 54 panels, 60 panels, 66 panels, 72 panels, and 144 panels, and supports panels from 320 watts to 640 watts.

 

Commercial Enphase Energy systems include the new IQ Gateway Commercial, which allows for over-the-air updates and connectivity to the Enphase App monitoring platform when connected to the Internet.

 

The IQ Gateway and IQ MicroReverse offer Fleet View for portfolio monitoring and management and Enphase Kiosk software for real-time public display of system performance; they also feature Enphase Burst Mode technology that allows the system to start generating power earlier in the day and stop generating power later.

 

The IQ8P-3P microinverters are backed by an industry-leading 25-year warranty for projects in the U.S. and Canada, and a 12-year warranty for Mexico.

 

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