AMtec Solar: The Leading Manufacturer of Quality
Solar Combiner Boxes, Re-Combiner Boxes and Other
Solar BOS (Balance of System) Products


   Solar Contactor Combiner Remote Disconnect Panel


Solar Contactor Combiner Control Panel from AMtec Solar

AMtec Solar is a division of AMtec Industries, Inc. We produce solar combiner boxes and solar recombiner boxes, weather /data stations and other solar BOS (balance of system) products. As a UL508A Panel Shop, our experience and knowledge runs far deeper than the typical 'vanilla' solar combiner box assembler. Our solar combiner products are engineered to superior quality because we have extended "know-how" that simple assembly shops don't have. When it comes to quality, durability and safety, AMtec Solar combiner boxes are the best in class.


Our dedicated team of engineers, technicians, and support staff will deliver your project on time, every time. We build solar combiner boxes, re-combiner boxes, tracker panels, MET stations and DAS boxes for some of the biggest names in the solar industry.


AMtec Solar can meet the requirements and price to deliver the goods for your project, large or small, on time.


All AMtec Solar products are proudly made in the USA.


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Announcements


Contactor Disconnect Solar Combiner Box & Remote Control Panel!

NEW!

"Commercial roof-top solar has seen prodigious growth over the past three years and the safety record has been astonishing. But as these installations become ever more complex, we must consider the safety of fire fighters. At AMtec Solar we developed a control panel capable of disconnecting the power at combiner boxes from a remote location rather than on the roof. This panel can be easily located with the other control equipment for the building," Chris Reich, Business Development.


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Chris Reich (Business Development) to speak at the EUEC Conference in Phoenix February 2. Chris will discuss the issues of first responder's safety at buildings with rooftop solar installations.