Polycab India Launches 350 kW Solar Inverter for Utility Projects

16 Sep 2025 CW Team

Polycab India, one of the country’s leading manufacturers of electrical goods, has launched its UT Series 350 kW three-phase string inverter in Tamil Nadu. Designed for utility-scale solar projects, the system is engineered to enhance profitability, grid reliability, and operational efficiency for large installations.

With more than nine years of expertise and over 1.5 GW of solar inverter supplies across India, Polycab’s UT Series comes equipped with advanced safety features, high-efficiency technologies, and strong weather resilience. It is designed to maximise energy yield from solar panels while reducing operational costs and improving long-term performance. The company’s portfolio spans from compact 2 kW rooftop units to advanced 350 kW solutions for utility-scale projects.

Tamil Nadu, home to some of India’s largest solar parks, continues to lead renewable energy adoption. Polycab aims to strengthen the performance and longevity of solar installations in the state with its next-generation technology, enabling faster deployment of large-scale projects.

Commenting on the launch, Anurag Agarwal, CEO – Global Export and New Businesses, Polycab India, said: “Tamil Nadu has been leading India’s renewable energy journey, and with the launch of our new utility grade inverter, we have added another milestone to Polycab’s growing solar portfolio. This launch reflects our larger vision of becoming a complete end-to-end partner in India’s clean energy transition, empowering businesses and communities with reliable, efficient, and future-ready solar solutions.”

With a nationwide network of over 3,800 distributors and more than 2,05,000 retail outlets, Polycab is well positioned to scale the adoption of its solar solutions across geographies, furthering its mission to deliver sustainable, safe, and efficient energy networks.

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