Inlux Solar has successfully completed the delivery of 3,100 off-grid solar power systems for deployment in Myanmar under a UNDP project. The shipment supports distributed clean-energy access by providing complete standalone systems designed for stable daily operation in areas where grid access is limited or unreliable.
Each system includes an 80W/18V solar panel with mounting bracket and earthing system, a 100W/10A power kit, a 5W/5V LED bulb, a 46.5Ah/12.8V LiFePO4 battery, an AC charger, and a surge protection box. The integrated configuration is intended to provide a practical off-grid power solution for lighting and basic electricity needs.
Project Delivery Overview
- Destination: Myanmar
- Project Type: UNDP-supported off-grid power project
- Quantity: 3,100 complete systems
- Solar Panel: 80W / 18V
- Battery: 46.5Ah / 12.8V LiFePO4
- Included Components: power kit, LED bulb, AC charger, surge protection box, bracket and earthing system
For projects of this scale, system consistency and delivery control are just as important as product specifications. During production, the systems were prepared through staged quality inspection and shipment coordination to help ensure reliable field performance and orderly deployment after arrival.
Compared with single-product shipments, complete off-grid solar power systems require tighter coordination across multiple components, including generation, storage, charging, protection, and end-use devices. This is especially important in tropical and remote deployment environments, where installation teams need complete, ready-to-deploy packages rather than loosely matched components.
This delivery also reflects Inlux Solar’s capability in integrated energy system supply for development, infrastructure, and public-service applications. For related engineering solutions, buyers can review our solar power system solutions and explore additional international case references on our projects page.
