SANDISOLAR Showcases Integrated "Solar - Storage - Charging" Solutions at Riyadh Expo, Expanding Middle East Partnerships

Shenzhen, China - December 25th, 2025 - SANDISOLAR, a global provider of new energy storage systems, has concluded a strong three-day showing at the China (Saudi Arabia) Export Brand Joint Expo, held December 22nd - 24th, 2025 at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center. From Booth 4T211, the team introduced its integrated "solar - storage - charging" portfolio and intelligent energy management approach, meeting with a wide range of visitors from Saudi Arabia and surrounding markets.

As the expo's first Saudi-hosted edition, the event created a fresh on-the-ground touchpoint for companies focused on energy transition, power reliability, and industrial upgrades across the region. Over the three days, SANDISOLAR held in-depth discussions with distributors, EPC partners, installers, and industrial and commercial users. Conversations centered on real project requirements rather than abstract concepts - how to keep lights on during outages, how to electrify remote sites with minimal operational risk, how to shave demand peaks for cost control, and how to combine EV charging with solar and storage when site conditions and loads change throughout the day.

Making Solar, Storage, and Charging Work as One System

SANDISOLAR was founded in 2008 and operates across R&D, manufacturing, and sales for PV modules, inverters, lithium batteries, energy storage systems, EV charging products, and related new-energy applications. SANDISOLAR's track record in Myanmar and Thailand reflects a practical approach: integrated solutions that work reliably for homes, factories, and commercial facilities under daily operating demands.

In Riyadh, SANDISOLAR highlighted a simple but often overlooked truth: many projects struggle not because any single device is weak, but because the full system was assembled from mismatched parts. When equipment, controls, and monitoring are selected separately, integration can take longer, commissioning can become complicated, and ongoing service may turn into a "multiple suppliers, multiple answers" problem. By contrast, a coordinated architecture - where major components are designed to work together from the start - can reduce interface risks, speed up installation, and make the overall system easier to operate and maintain.

For partners, this integrated approach can also simplify delivery and support. With hardware and software aligned, it becomes easier to define responsibilities, improve troubleshooting speed, and set clearer service workflows. That clarity matters in markets where power reliability is becoming a business KPI, not a "nice-to-have."

Key Solutions Featured at Booth 4T211

Visitors at the booth consistently focused on solutions that can handle daily operating pressure: fluctuating loads, high ambient temperatures, varying grid quality, and the expectation of dependable performance for years. SANDISOLAR grouped its showcase around three areas that received the most attention.

• Off-Grid Inverters (Built-in MPPT, up to 500Vdc PV input)

For remote sites, backup power, and hybrid microgrids, SANDISOLAR's off-grid inverters provide stable power output and flexible system pairing. Control algorithms help keep operating parameters within safe limits during sudden load changes. They can connect with PV modules, LV/HV lithium storage, and diesel generators for multi-source reliability.

Common points discussed with visitors included:

• Pure sine wave output for sensitive electronics
• Fast response during load start/stop events
• Adjustable charge/discharge parameters for better site tuning
• AC input support for generator integration
• Communication interfaces for monitoring and system linkage
• Battery-free operation in suitable configurations

• LiFePO4 Batteries (Long cycle life with strong safety characteristics)

SANDISOLAR also introduced its LiFePO4 battery solutions for customers prioritizing stable storage, long-term cycling, and a robust safety profile. Many booth conversations compared lifecycle value rather than only initial cost - especially for users who cycle batteries frequently or rely on backup power for business continuity.

Highlights shared during the expo included:

• LiFePO4 chemistry designed to lower thermal risk
• 6,000+ cycles under standard conditions
• Built-in BMS protections against overcharge and short circuit
• Quick response to changing loads and charging inputs
• Modular, stackable design to expand capacity as demand grows

• C&I Energy Storage Systems (Scalable support for complex load profiles)

For industrial and commercial customers, SANDISOLAR presented energy storage systems built to support continuous demand while maintaining power quality and availability. These solutions target sites with dynamic loads and operational sensitivity, where power instability or downtime can translate directly into production losses or service interruptions. The systems are designed for flexible installation in indoor and semi-outdoor environments and can be expanded in stages to match project growth.

System-level points that drew attention included:

• Modular architecture for phased capacity expansion
• Real-time load balancing to help reduce demand peaks
• Compatibility with low-voltage and high-voltage battery platforms
• Integrated thermal and fire protection measures
• Smooth switching between grid-connected and off-grid modes

Across these categories, the same evaluation criteria kept coming up: reliability, safety, integration simplicity, and measurable lifecycle performance. For many visitors, the goal was not "more features," but fewer operational surprises.

A Market Approach Built for Long-Term Deployment

Beyond product introductions, SANDISOLAR used the exhibition to communicate the values that guide its market development and partner support:

•Innovation-driven development: improving usability and functionality through continuous product iteration

•Energy accessibility: enabling stable power for households, schools, factories, and industries that require dependable electricity

•Localized fit: adapting solutions to local climate conditions, infrastructure realities, and user expectations

•Partnership mindset: supporting distributors, installers, and end users with long-term cooperation

A company spokesperson stated: "Saudi Arabia is advancing quickly in energy development and industrial growth. We see rising demand for integrated systems that are safe, scalable, and straightforward to operate. This expo allowed us to meet partners who are focused on long-term projects, not one-time transactions."

Growing Internationally With Stronger Local Support

SANDISOLAR has developed a broad customer and partner network across South Asia and Southeast Asia and is now accelerating expansion into additional international markets. For overseas customers, the company provides support that spans product R&D, manufacturing, and customization, as well as channel cooperation and service coordination. SANDISOLAR also invites partners and customers to visit its retail and service network - covering direct stores, franchise stores, and cooperative stores - to strengthen coordination and improve response speed.

Following the Riyadh expo, SANDISOLAR will continue technical consultations with prospective partners and project owners. Next-phase work will focus on configuration planning, deployment pathways, and solution design for both residential systems and industrial & commercial applications.

u About SANDISOLAR

Founded in 2008, SANDISOLAR is a high-tech company specializing in PV modules, inverters, batteries, energy storage systems, EV charging, and new energy applications. The company provides one-stop integrated solutions across the full "solar - storage - charging" spectrum, supported by intelligent energy management and a commitment to long-term partnership.

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