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SWELECT Rolls Out SWEES EN+ Hybrid Inverter Range
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

SWELECT Rolls Out SWEES EN+ Hybrid Inverter Range

SWELECT Energy Systems has rolled out its SWEES EN+ hybrid inverter range for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers, expanding its portfolio of integrated energy solutions. The range is available from 5 kW to 50 kW and can scale beyond 50 kW as customers’ requirements grow.
The SWEES EN+ range is designed around businesses’ load profiles, solar generation and energy storage requirements. Customers can initially deploy a system sized according to their current needs and subsequently add capacity as their operations expand.
The system manages solar generation, battery storage and grid supply through a single platform. The range has received certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS), clearing it for rollout in Q2 FY27.
SWELECT said rising energy costs and concerns over power reliability are increasing the need for businesses to maximise on-site solar generation and incorporate energy storage for backup. The company configures its systems according to individual customer load profiles and applications rather than following a standardised approach.
“With the BIS certification for our hybrid inverters, we are now rolling out the SWEES EN+ range from 5 kW to 50 kW, with a strong focus on the evolving energy requirements of C&I customers. The range has been designed with scalability at its core, enabling solutions to be configured in line with varying load profiles, operational requirements and future energy needs,” said Dr Arulkumar Shanmugasundaram, CEO & Managing Director, SWELECT Energy Systems Limited.
The rollout builds on SWELECT’s capabilities across solar manufacturing, EPC, power electronics and energy storage. The company aims to offer integrated and scalable energy solutions for a range of commercial and industrial applications.

SWELECT Energy Systems has rolled out its SWEES EN+ hybrid inverter range for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers, expanding its portfolio of integrated energy solutions. The range is available from 5 kW to 50 kW and can scale beyond 50 kW as customers’ requirements grow.The SWEES EN+ range is designed around businesses’ load profiles, solar generation and energy storage requirements. Customers can initially deploy a system sized according to their current needs and subsequently add capacity as their operations expand.The system manages solar generation, battery storage and grid supply through a single platform. The range has received certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS), clearing it for rollout in Q2 FY27.SWELECT said rising energy costs and concerns over power reliability are increasing the need for businesses to maximise on-site solar generation and incorporate energy storage for backup. The company configures its systems according to individual customer load profiles and applications rather than following a standardised approach.“With the BIS certification for our hybrid inverters, we are now rolling out the SWEES EN+ range from 5 kW to 50 kW, with a strong focus on the evolving energy requirements of C&I customers. The range has been designed with scalability at its core, enabling solutions to be configured in line with varying load profiles, operational requirements and future energy needs,” said Dr Arulkumar Shanmugasundaram, CEO & Managing Director, SWELECT Energy Systems Limited.The rollout builds on SWELECT’s capabilities across solar manufacturing, EPC, power electronics and energy storage. The company aims to offer integrated and scalable energy solutions for a range of commercial and industrial applications.

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