MidNite Solar Intros NEW: MN15-12KW AIO Inverter, MN Powerflo5 and MNPowerflo16 lithium batteries

Webinar: Introducing MidNite Solars All-in-One Inverter & New Lithium Batteries hosted by NAZ Solar Electric & MidNite Solar.
Thank you to Ryan, Logan and Sue from MidNite Solar for this great opportunity to share these products.
Join us for an exclusive webinar hosted by NAZ Solar Electric and MidNite Solar, where we unveil the latest innovations in solar energy solutions. In this session, we introduce MidNite Solars brand-new All-in-One Inverter, designed for optimal efficiency and ease of installation, along with two powerful new lithium batteries that offer unparalleled performance and reliability.
Discover how these cutting-edge products can transform your solar installations, providing greater energy independence, flexibility, and sustainability. Whether you're a seasoned solar installer or new to the industry, this webinar is packed with insights that will keep you ahead of the curve.
🔹 What's Covered:
Overview of the All-in-One Inverter features and benefits
Introduction to the two new lithium batteries
Installation tips and best practices
Q&A session with experts from NAZ Solar Electric & MidNite Solar
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[@robbehr8806]

Very cool!

[@fargoloomis3569]

I just need to talk my work into buying me one so I can test it.

[@Scat.original]

Please provideVideo links to the Suge Test.
aLSO When you speak of 200% over Max PV input Power
and the Max MPPT Voltage is 600Volts
does this mean I can use 1200Volt Max voltage for 1 string on MPPT 1
Thank you for a Great Video