Envertech
Energy, batteries and electrical equipment · Shanghai, Shanghai
About Envertech
Envertech is a Chinese photovoltaic microinverter manufacturer linked to Zhejiang Envertech Corporation, with offices in Shanghai and roots in Yongkang, Zhejiang Province. Its speciality is module-level power electronics: instead of a central inverter, each panel works with its own microinverter, which converts direct current to alternating current at the module and tracks the maximum power point individually.
The EVT range includes models such as the EVT720, designed for 60- or 72-cell modules, with a wide MPPT voltage range, integrated overvoltage, ground-fault and current monitoring protections, and an IP67 rating for outdoor installation beneath the module itself. The system is completed by EnverBridge, the monitoring and protection device, and by the EnverPortal platform and EnverView app, which provide real-time and historical performance data for each panel.
This distributed approach means a shaded or soiled module does not drag down the rest of the string, and it simplifies the design and expansion of residential and commercial installations. Envertech documents its equipment with manuals and quick guides in several languages and sells into international self-consumption markets, where microinverters compete on reliability, low DC voltage safety and ease of installation.
The EVT range includes models such as the EVT720, designed for 60- or 72-cell modules, with a wide MPPT voltage range, integrated overvoltage, ground-fault and current monitoring protections, and an IP67 rating for outdoor installation beneath the module itself. The system is completed by EnverBridge, the monitoring and protection device, and by the EnverPortal platform and EnverView app, which provide real-time and historical performance data for each panel.
This distributed approach means a shaded or soiled module does not drag down the rest of the string, and it simplifies the design and expansion of residential and commercial installations. Envertech documents its equipment with manuals and quick guides in several languages and sells into international self-consumption markets, where microinverters compete on reliability, low DC voltage safety and ease of installation.