2020 SUNTREE DC 1500VDC “Amber” series

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Nowadays, new energy photovoltaic power stations are rising all over the world, and high-rise buildings with "central nervous system" in cities, new energy vehicles that can drive automatically are running on the highway... Our lives are accelerating to embrace electrification, digitalization, A low-carbon future.

At the same time, new terms that sound like “smart” such as smart city, smart grid, smart industry, and smart perception are also constantly being refreshed. Requirements and challenges.

SUNTREE, which focus on the electrical business, has developed many products with leading market occupancy in the electrical business for 13 years. Among them, SUNTREE's various low-voltage circuit breakers will definitely leave a strong mark in the electrical industry.

Today’s new, Amber series DC1500V circuit breaker, without fear of harsh environments, has industry-leading extreme short-circuit breaking capacity, to create high-reliability, high-quality, more efficient and safer photovoltaic power generation systems for users.

The SUNTREE amber series, at the beginning of its launch, has won the favor of many industry customers with its high reliability. Footprints spread across many fields, and demonstrated its strong strength through multiple industry applications.

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