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SolarEdge unveiling electric vehicle charging station at Intersolar Europe

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MUNICH, GERMANY (June 20, 2018) – SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (“SolarEdge”) (NASDAQ: SEDG), a global leader in smart energy, is unveiling its residential electric vehicle charging station at Intersolar Europe.

Following the recent debut of its EV-charging single-phase inverter, SolarEdge will now also provide a standalone EV charger that offers greater system design flexibility, specifically for sites where the inverter and EV charger cannot be installed at the same location.

The new EV charger will be integrated into SolarEdge’s smart energy suite to support increased energy independence. With the EV charger offering management in SolarEdge’s monitoring platform, EV charging can be easily controlled and programmed.

“This EV charger reflects our ongoing commitment to develop smart energy solutions to improve the ways we produce and consume energy,” stated Lior Handelsman, VP of Marketing and Product Strategy of SolarEdge, Founder.

“With the EV and PV markets having significant overlap, SolarEdge believes that combining the two solutions will accelerate the adoption of both technologies and give individuals more control over their energy usage, thus reducing their carbon footprint.”

Intersolar Europe attendees are invited to visit the SolarEdge booth, located at Hall B3, Booth 110, to meet with local and global members of our management and sales teams, learn more about SolarEdge’s newest product offerings, and participate in daily booth tours.

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