Inverters

A Solar Inverter, or converter, converts the variable direct current (DC) output of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel into a utility frequency alternating current (AC) that can be used by a residential or commercial purposes. In addition excess solar energy produced during the day can be fed into a commercial electrical grid (Net Metering).

 

TYPES OF INVERTERS

 

On-Grid or Grid-Tied Inverters (NET METERING)
Solar On-Grid inverters are connected to the electricity grid and do not use a battery bank. This system supports NET METERING and helps to reduce electricity bills by more than 80% by allowing users to sell excess energy to electric supply companies, if the system is designed properly. These "grid-tie" systems tend to be lower in cost due to the fact that they don't use batteries. However, if the utility company's power goes down then your system will also shut down due to absence of batteries. 

Available sizes from 4KW – 100KW+

 

Hybrid Inverters (Batteries Optional) - Supports Net Metering from 10KW

Solar Hybrid inverters are principally meant to be used with solar for a home or business where there are frequent disconnections power outages (Load-Shedding). These inverters provide emergency backup power through batteries during power outages. As the sun sets, the intelligent inverter automatically switches over from Solar to Electricity Grid and serves as a normal UPS.

 

Off-Grid Inverters (Batteries Mandatory)

Solar Off-Grid inverters inverters are principally meant to be used with solar for a home or business where there are frequent disconnections power outages (Load-Shedding). These inverters provide emergency backup power through batteries during power outages. As the sun sets, the intelligent inverter automatically switches over from Solar to Electricity Grid and serves as a normal UPS.
 
Available sizes from 1KW – 20KW

 

 

 

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