Distributor System Package
A distributor-ready kit is a controlled system, not a carton of unrelated parts. TMG can help align the module count, microinverter, cables, monitoring, packaging and destination-market documentation before sampling.
Package formats
2-in-1 and 4-in-1 starting configurations
Module format
Flexible lightweight PV modules
Monitoring
Smart Life through the selected microinverter
Qualification boundary
Plug type, connection method, allowable output, mounting and notification rules vary by market. The responsible importer and installer must confirm local requirements.
The commercial package should be released only after the module, inverter, accessories, instructions and carton contents are treated as one controlled BOM.
| Decision | Starting point | Confirm before release |
|---|---|---|
| Module/inverter match | APLV 16–60 V family with 1, 2 or 4 module inputs by model | Module Voc/Vmp/Isc/Imp, power and temperature extremes |
| AC connection | 230 V APLV platform starting point | Country rules, connector/plug, cable, protection and permitted output |
| Mounting package | Lightweight module and project-selected mounting | Wind load, railing/structure, drainage, sharp edges and local building rules |
| Retail handover | Configuration diagram and installation documentation | Language, warnings, monitoring ownership, returns and end-of-life duties |
Relevant platforms
Low-voltage hybrid microinverter
The APLV series combines grid-tied output, independent off-grid output, PV battery charging and scheduled AC reverse charging. Its DAB dual full-bridge topology, full isolation and 16–60 V MPPT range support flexible residential, balcony and distributed energy designs from 400 W to 4,000 W.
Technical data and models →
Portable plug-and-play solar kit
A compact micro generation package pairing flexible lightweight PV modules with a smart microinverter. The 2-in-1 and 4-in-1 configurations are designed for balconies, temporary sites, mobile applications and other locations where low weight and fast deployment matter.
Technical data and models →Review output
Share the country, customer type, mounting concept, target output and retail carton requirements.
Evaluate electrical matching, physical installation, monitoring, accessories and instructions together.
Confirm carton inspection, installer/customer guidance, account transfer and support responsibilities before volume.
Buyer questions
Those items can be reviewed as project requirements, but electrical ratings, approved component families and local connection rules must be confirmed before the BOM is released.
No. Product capability and local plug-in generation limits are different questions. Confirm the destination-market connection procedure.
Private-label packaging and documents can be discussed once required legal information, safety warnings, model traceability and approval responsibilities are defined.
Project RFQ
The form is routed to sales@tmgteck.com. We will use your module, market and quantity data to prepare a preliminary configuration review.
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We will review the project inputs and reply by email.