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EMIN & Fluke would like to express our sincere gratitude for attending the solar energy seminar in Nha Trang

05/26/2026 10:03:27

On the morning of May 14, 2026, at the Novotel Nha Trang hotel, the workshop "Predictive Maintenance for Solar Power Systems: Maximum Safety - Breakthrough Performance," organized by EMIN in collaboration with Fluke, was a resounding success.

On the morning of May 14, 2026, at the Novotel Nha Trang hotel, the workshop “Predictive Maintenance for Solar Power Systems: Maximum Safety - Breakthrough Performance,” organized by EMIN in collaboration with Fluke, was successfully held with the participation of numerous guests, engineers, and businesses in the solar energy sector.

The program focused on topics of current interest to many operating units and O&M stakeholders, such as:

+ Complete solar power system inspection

+ Detection of attenuation and transmission point faults

+ Electrical fault diagnosis

+ Performance optimization

+ Application of expected maintenance solutions in practice

Participating speakers at the workshop included:

- Mr. Lam Su Bao - Deputy Branch Director, EMIN

- Mr. Ngo Duc Nghia - Head of Sales Department, EMIN

- Mr. Bui Ba Trung - Application Engineer, Fluke

Through practical experience and real-world operational issues at the university, attendees had the opportunity to update and supplement many university measurement and maintenance solutions for the solar power industry.

In addition to expert presentations from EMIN and Fluke representatives, attendees had the opportunity to directly experience new equipment such as the Fluke GFL-1500 and Fluke PVA-1500, along with specialized measurement solutions and thermal cameras for PV systems.

The event was further enlivened by a lucky draw for attendees with many attractive prizes, including Fluke 301E, Apple AirPods, smartwatches, power banks, and other gifts.

EMIN sincerely thanks our valued customers and partners for taking the time to attend and participate in this program. We hope the content shared at the seminar will help you improve system safety, optimize operational efficiency, and update your knowledge of new measurement solutions from Fluke, which EMIN distributes officially.

We look forward to seeing you at EMIN's next specialized events!

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