The company claims that the new PV modules are engineered with a black anodized frame, which is aesthetically more pleasing for residential rooftop installations.
It further claims that its grid tied systems provide installers a superior PV packaged option, complete with Centrosolar branded PV panels, mounting systems, inverters and all balance of system electrical or mechanical components.
Centrosolar said that it offers many system packages tailored to suit every roof type, designed in accordance with NEC and building code standards, suitable for residential as well as small commercial applications. It added that CentroPack systems eliminate second sourcing for long lead and specialty components.
Deep Chakraborty, CEO of Centrosolar, said: “We offer the most complete PV Packaged System in the market today. The permit package includes site plan, PV and roof structural drawings and all electrical line drawings as well as engineering calculations, along with complete installation & owner’s manual.
“This helps our new installer partners reduce their lead time as they do not have to worry about sourcing, engineering or permit delays. They can sell more jobs and build their businesses faster.”
