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Your continued faith in us has helped us achieve yet another milestone.
Enphase was founded in 2006 with the mission of delivering technology solutions that make clean energy affordable, reliable and accessible to all and we are glad to announce that we recently shipped our 20 millionth microinverter, representing an installed base of over 4 GW.
The principle is always the same - to provide the best quality and the most reliable solution to our customers. And we leave no stones unturned to provide this value.
Read MoreWe are glad to see that you share our excitement for the Ensemble technology. We have received several questions on our Ensemble 101 video. Below are some of the more frequently asked questions and answers to them.
Read MoreEnsemble is the energy management technology from Enphase that enables solar, storage and the grid to seamlessly work together to ensure clean, reliable, economical and safe energy. Watch this video to see the future of energy.
Read MoreOne of the key advantages of microinverters is independent per-panel energy production which increases yield of the overall system. But how would you know if you are getting the best out of your solar panel-microinverter pair? The answer is per solar panel monitoring, which is the best way to verify energy production of each panel.
We have added this exciting new feature, Per Panel Monitoring to the Enlighten mobile app. You can now monitor the energy production of each solar panel in your array for free!
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Getting an error in Enlighten you don’t understand? Need help getting your Envoy back online? Curious about upgrade options for your Enphase system? Our customer service team is here to help. Now along with telephone and email support, we have added new ‘Live Chat’ support.
Read MoreThanks to solar photovoltaic systems, residential homes have been converted from power consumers to power generating households for years. Many solar powered houses now produce more energy than what they need and feed the excess back into the electricity grid. Now it is the turn of street lights to play a similar role.
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