Hoymiles innovates microinverter installs with HMS Cable System

Sep 25, 2023

Solar installers and their customers are always looking for ways to save costs and time without compromising on quality. Hoymiles is set to launch a new cable installation solution for multi-microinverter and single-microinverter PV systems that they say cuts installation time by 70 percent.

Traditional setups generally require extensive manual disconnecting, stripping, and wiring. Hoymiles engineers, drawing inspiration from modular concepts such as LEGO bricks, designed the new HMS Cable System with two sets of accessories to pair with the Hoymiles HMS series of microinverters: one tailored for systems using multiple microinverters and the other for smaller systems utilizing a single microinverter.

HMS Trunk Connectors | Composed of a set of accessories for connecting multiple microinverters in a system, this solution includes a new trunk connector, an extension cable connector, a disconnect tool, and more. With these ready-made components, customers will spend significantly less time setting up their microinverter system.

HMS Field connector | Designed for single-microinverter systems in residential applications, this solution enables users to directly connect the microinverter to the AC cable to complete the grid connection. This minimizes installation effort and reduces costs.

"Oftentimes, innovation is not only about rolling out completely new concepts or technologies, but also about retrofitting and iterating current solutions to make things simpler for customers," says Hoymiles Product Director Steven Zhang. "Our new accessories will greatly simplify the installation process, meaning that installers can get more systems done and homeowners can also try out installing their systems themselves because our plug-and-play doesn't require much technical effort."

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