On January 16, the Myanmar Power & Solar Expo was grandly held at the Yangon Convention Center. As a global provider of smart energy solutions, Gospower presented its core new energy product portfolio at the exhibition. Its IP54 high-protection solar inverter lineup and full range of low-voltage energy storage batteries drew large numbers of professional visitors and industry partners, making it a standout highlight of the event.
At the expo, Gospower focused on Myanmar’s demand for power infrastructure upgrading and clean energy transition. Tailored to the local tropical climate with heavy rainfall, dusty conditions and unstable grid, the company delivered practical product and technical solutions for new energy applications across Southeast Asia.
Superior protection performance: With an IP54 protection rating, the product effectively blocks dust ingress and resists water splashes from all directions. It is perfectly adapted to Myanmar’s rainy-season downpours and dry-season dust, ensuring stable operation without additional protective measures.
Full-scenario power coverage: The product portfolio covers a power range from 3kW to 12kW, flexibly meeting generation needs of residential PV systems, small commercial and industrial power stations, and satisfying diverse demands from household backup power to commercial energy self-sufficiency for Myanmar users.
Efficient and intelligent control: Featuring a maximum conversion efficiency of 98%, a maximum PV input current of 54A and a wide MPPT voltage range of 85V–450V, the solar inverters deliver excellent compatibility with solar panels. They also support remote upgrade and configuration, ensuring power supply security even amid frequent grid fluctuations in Myanmar.
Also on display were low-voltage energy storage batteries of various capacities, which became another center of attention for their high safety and adaptability.
Full-capacity scenario adaptation: This product line covers multiple form factors and power segments, including wall-mounted (2.5–10kWh), portable (10.49–16kWh), rack-mounted (5.12kWh) and stacked (5.12kWh–40kWh) models, catering to both daily household backup power and small commercial energy storage needs.
Long-life safety assurance: Adopting Grade A LFP cells, the batteries deliver a cycle life of over 6,000 cycles. Equipped with high-precision temperature sensors, flame-retardant materials, as well as a fully self-developed intelligent BMS and active prevention algorithms, they form a comprehensive protection system across three core dimensions — cell, module and system — greatly enhancing battery safety and service life.
At the exhibition, Gospower officially announced its major new product plan: the IP55 high-protection solar inverter will be launched soon.
Building on the IP54 series, the IP55 solar inverters feature dual upgrades in performance and structure. They handle harsh local off-grid conditions with greater ease, providing stronger technical support for new energy projects in Myanmar and across Southeast Asia’s complex environments.
Beyond its strong exhibition performance, Gospower has already established an in-depth presence in the Myanmar market. To ensure superior customer experience, the company has set up a dedicated local after-sales service center, building a localized service system with rapid response and efficient resolution to promptly address customer needs and deliver timely technical support and after-sales assurance.
Technically, Gospower’s products strictly comply with authoritative international standards such as IEC, and have passed a series of rigorous tests on electrical performance, safety, protection, environmental adaptability and reliability.
With highly reliable products and timely after-sales service, Gospower’s new energy solutions have been deployed at scale in Myanmar, widely covering residential PV, small commercial and industrial power stations and other scenarios, making it a trusted energy partner for local users.
Through this exhibition, Gospower not only showcased its mature new energy power solutions, but also gained precise insights into market demands in Myanmar and Southeast Asia via in-depth exchanges with local partners and users. Going forward, Gospower will continue to deepen its presence in the Southeast Asian market, drive product iteration through technological innovation, accelerate the local energy structure transition, and contribute Gospower’s solutions to global green energy development.
