Tysen-KLD Group Co., Ltd.

Booth

FM.705/20

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at ees Europe.

Product Groups

Crystalline modules
Inverters
Stationary energy storage for residential buildings
Energy Storage for low-capacity mobile applications (smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc.)
AC charging systems

Contact Information

+08618610815677
zhangliangcheng@tysen-kld.com
https://m.tysen-kld.com
Tysen-KLD Group Co., Ltd.
No.666, Wengzi Road, Zhoushi Town, Kunshan City, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province
215300 Suzhou City, Jiangsu, China

Individual company presentation

Founded in 2007, Tysen-KLD Group is a high-tech enterprise which is unceasingly exploring and innovating in the fields of intelligent power distribution, new energy, micro-grids, and AI-based IoT. Our vision and mission are to continuously promote technological innovation and development in the electrical and new energy fields, provide customers with safer, greener, more efficient and intelligent solutions and services, create a cleaner and smarter energy for humanity, and improve the life of humans.

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