SolarEdge
Optimised solar inverters, site metering and DC-coupled storage
SOFAR supplies solar and hybrid inverters, battery storage and cloud monitoring for homes, businesses and utility projects.
SOFAR supplies the conversion and storage equipment that sits between solar panels, batteries and a site's electrical system. The current portfolio spans PV inverters from 1 kW to 350 kW and hybrid inverters from 3 kW to 125 kW, alongside commercial and utility storage. That range covers different architectures: a PV inverter converts generation, a hybrid inverter also coordinates a battery, and a larger storage project adds dedicated power-conversion and battery equipment. SOFAR pairs those hardware families with communications products and SOFAR Cloud for monitoring across installations.
The product navigation and catalogue distinguish residential PowerAll and HYD hybrid inverter families from commercial battery cabinets, PCS modules and utility storage. SOFAR's PowerMagic 2.0 announcement gives a more specific commercial example: an energy-storage enclosure with directional venting and thermal barriers, introduced in 2026. The company reports unit-level UL 9540A testing at full state of charge, with no propagation to adjacent enclosures under the tested conditions. Its own scope note separates that test result from product certification and project approval, an important distinction when comparing storage safety evidence.
SOFAR Cloud provides equipment management, remote control and updates, and alarm information intended to help identify faults. The associated residential communication device offers 4G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet options and a stated 60-second acquisition interval. The Control Hub serves residential and commercial installations, connecting inverters, vehicle chargers and meters while supporting feed-in limitation and energy management. This identifies a practical monitoring architecture rather than a universal public API. The selected communication accessory and supported device combination determine the data path, particularly when a site needs external controls alongside the manufacturer's cloud service.
SOFAR divides its solutions into residential, commercial and industrial, and utility applications. The distinction appears in the equipment itself: residential hybrid systems combine household solar and storage, while the larger project range includes separate PCS and battery components. Its contact directory provides country-specific sales and service routes, including European operations, alongside the Shenzhen corporate contact. For commercial battery projects, the PowerMagic report is an example of model-specific safety evidence that can support a technical review, without turning a manufacturer test announcement into an approval for every site or installation configuration.
The official company profile records SOFAR's founding in 2013 and its 2025 listing on the ChiNext board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, under stock code 301658. The corporate contact page names Shenzhen SOFARSOLAR Co., Ltd. and gives its Shenzhen address in Kechuang Mansion, Bao'an District. The brand therefore identifies a listed inverter and storage business rather than an unrelated company sharing the SOFAR name. Its published organisation includes international sales and service contacts, while the product offering has broadened from solar conversion into batteries, plant communications and energy management.
Optimised solar inverters, site metering and DC-coupled storage
Hybrid inverters, batteries and connected energy controls
Smart electrical panels with circuit-level control
Solar inverters, battery storage and monitoring for energy systems
Distributed energy control from sites to utilities
Residential flexibility technology with Swiss service discontinued
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