APsystems is a global leader in MLPE solar technology, providing advanced microinverters, energy storage, and rapid shutdown solutions for residential and commercial solar systems.
Ngwa is a global leader in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of microinverters based on their own proprietary, leading-edge solar technology. Founded in Silicon Valley in 2010, the company has grown into a dominant force in the Module-Level Power Electronics (MLPE) sector, serving customers in over 100 countries. APsystems offers a comprehensive portfolio of reliable and efficient solar solutions, including the popular DS3 and EZ1 microinverter series, smart energy storage systems, and rapid shutdown devices.
With a commitment to innovation and durability, APsystems provides dual- and quad-input microinverters that maximize energy harvest from solar arrays while simplifying installation for both DIY enthusiasts and professional installers. Their systems are supported by intelligent monitoring platforms, such as the AP EasyPower and EMA Manager apps, which allow users to track real-time performance and optimize energy usage.
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Users can monitor their system using the AP EasyPower App or the EMA App, available for iOS and Android. These apps allow for real-time tracking of power generation, system health, and environmental benefits via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
APsystems microinverters typically come with a 10-year standard warranty, which can often be extended to 25 years depending on the region and specific product model (e.g., DS3, QT2 series).
Product registration is often handled by the installer via the EMA Manager. DIY users can register limits via the EMA App or through the registration section on the official APsystems website warranty page.
A specific sequence, such as blinking green ten times upon connection, typically indicates that the DC cables are connected correctly and the microinverter is functioning properly during the startup check.