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Big Update: APsystems EMA gets a powerful new upgrade!

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APsystems Energy Monitoring & Analysis (EMA) platform is fully upgraded across all terminals, delivering smarter, simpler and more efficient energy management.

Key updates include:

Meet APEMS — Your Intelligent Energy Management System. APEMS integrates solar PV, energy storage, smart meters, loads and third‑party smart devices into one unified intelligent ecosystem. Powered by the in‑house developed APEMS AI Engine, it enables intelligent coordination and collaborative scheduling across connected devices.

Enhanced Work Mode: On‑demand mode switching for diverse scenarios, optimized layouts and new PV work mode settings for flexible, intuitive energy control.

Upgraded APbot: Voice input with illustrated answers for instant queries and system management anytime.

Refreshed Interface: Cleaner layout, streamlined navigation and smoother interactions on app and web.

Access the web‑based EMA portal here.

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Charge Solar & Rematek Customer Training in Montreal

We’re excited to join Charge Solar’s Customer Training event in Montreal on September 24 at the Rematek facility!

We’ll be covering everything from our Canadian product lineup and installation best practices to troubleshooting, the EMA app, energy storage, and hands-on microinverter training.

You’ll also get a chance to meet the APsystems Canada team, connect with our distributor partner, and enjoy a pizza lunch along the way!

 

Space is limited, so be sure to register on the event page and save your spot!

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INSTALLER VOICES: “I’ve fully switched over to APsystems—and it’s been a great experience.”

In Episode 2 of Installer Voices, Swiftwater Solar breaks down the business advantage of APsystems’ innovative 2:1 architecture: half as many microinverters on the roof, helping reduce equipment costs while simplifying the system.

He also shares how our extended warranty helped make the switch to APsystems an easy one.

Fewer rooftop components. Lower costs. Long-term confidence.

APsystems. Made to Work.

 

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Sometimes technical support wears a harness. 

During this recent Ready Solar installation in Vancouver, a member of the APsystems technical support team was right there on the roof, working alongside the crew.

Because great installer support goes beyond answering the phone. From training and system planning to commissioning and hands-on onsite assistance, APsystems is committed to helping our installer partners get the job done right.

Huge thanks to Ready Solar for the incredible video—and for showing what strong installer-manufacturer partnerships look like.

APsystems. Made to Work—and backed by people who do, too.

APsystems QT2 Series 3-phase microinverter displayed outdoors, promoting safe PV systems with DC voltage under 60V

For safety-critical C&l sites, PV system design starts with DC voltage safety.

APsystems QT2 Series 3-phase microinverter adopts module-level input design, limiting the whole system DC voltage below 60V V, which removes potential fire risks brought by high DC voltage. In contrast, conventional string systems operate at 600V-1000V high DC voltage, posing safety concerns for sites with strict safety standards.

Each QT2 unit connects up to 4 PV modules and delivers balanced 3-phase AC output 4. It is perfectly suited for gas stations, schools, shopping malls, textile factories and other safety-critical commercial and industrial premises.

APsystems QT2 Series 3-phase microinverter displayed outdoors, promoting safe PV systems with DC voltage under 60V

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Some solar projects generate more than power—they create more room for impact.

Ready Solar recently installed a commercial solar system at the Inner Vision Recovery Centre in Maple Ridge, BC, featuring 14 APsystems QT2 microinverters.

To help make this important project possible, APsystems donated five QT2 units and provided the remaining nine at 50% off.

Every dollar the centre saves on electricity is a dollar that can stay focused on what matters most: supporting people through recovery. That means lower operating costs, fewer emissions and more resources available for the community they serve.

Commercial businesses and non-profits in BC may also qualify for valuable solar incentives—opportunities many organizations don’t realize are available.

Amazing work by the Ready Solar team. This is solar with a purpose.

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Great Summer with APsystems Customers!

Alberta gave us a little bit of everything this summer — plenty of rain, a few sunny days, and lots of time with our customers!

We kicked things off at the Calgary Stampede with our distributor partners, BayWa r.e. and Charge Solar, enjoying drinks, lunch, and an afternoon of rodeo action with some of our top Alberta customers.

A few weeks later, we hit the Blue Devil Golf Course to connect with homeowners and installers and chat about some exciting new products coming to market. We wrapped up the summer by joining the BayWa r.e. team for an Edmonton Elks Football game.

A busy summer, but a great one!

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BIG POWER. FEWER COMPONENTS. FASTER INSTALLS.

When your commercial projects demand more, the APsystems QT2 delivers.

Designed for today’s high-output PV modules, the QT2 three-phase quad microinverter powers up to four modules per unit, helping reduce hardware, simplify installation, and maximize energy production.

With up to 1800VA output, secure encrypted communication, rapid shutdown compliance, and reliable three-phase performance, the QT2 gives installers the flexibility and confidence to tackle commercial projects of all sizes.

More power. Faster installs. Proven APsystems reliability.

 

APsystems QT2 three-phase microinverter infographic showing the QT2 unit with multiple output cables and features like 20A input, 60V DC, IP67, ZigBee, and 2000W output capacity.

 

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APsystems Hits the Links at the CanREA Golf Tournament

Recently, the APsystems team hit the links for the CanREA Golf Tournament at Blue Devil Golf Course in Calgary!

It was a great opportunity to connect with installer customers, end users, and members of the Canadian renewable energy community while enjoying a day of golf and conversation. We came prepared with plenty of APsystems gear, including gloves, multi-tool pens, lanyards, and flashlights, and contributed an APsystems backpack to the tournament prize lineup.

Thank you to CanREA for bringing the industry together for a memorable day!

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