Description

Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Shenzhen INVT Electric Co.,Ltd operates worldwide, specializing in industrial automation, energy management, and power solutions. The company's extensive product portfolio features cutting-edge cloud and IoT technologies, including INVT CLOUD—a platform for cloud computing, data storage, and forwarding—alongside monitoring systems for air compressors, buildings, solar pumps, and general Internet of Things applications, facilitated by IoT communication adapters. Its automation and control offerings include HMI and PLC controllers, advanced motion and robot control systems, as well as servo drivers, motors, and integrated electronic control systems. INVT also develops power conversion products such as low and medium voltage inverters, specialized industrial inverters, and comprehensive elevator control systems, complemented by vital accessories like monitoring software, energy consumption braking units, and communication interface cards. In the energy sector, the company provides uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, high-voltage static VAR generators, and various solar inverters (string and battery storage types), complete with system monitoring software and terminal options. Furthermore, INVT is a significant contributor to the new energy vehicle market, supplying power system assemblies, motor controllers, drive motors, charging piles, and on-board chargers for a diverse range of vehicles, including buses, cargo vans, sanitation vehicles, and passenger cars. Its expertise also extends to urban rail transit and heavy-duty transport, offering traction systems for engineering and mineral vehicles, in addition to train air-conditioning controllers. Shenzhen INVT Electric caters to a broad spectrum of industries globally, encompassing manufacturing (e.g., textile, packaging, food processing, machine tools, robotics), infrastructure (elevators, construction, rail transit, telecom, municipal), energy (solar power, electric power, HVAC), and specialized sectors like automotive, chemical, mining, and metallurgy, as well as governmental and public utility entities.