FAQ-Inverter
How do I choose between off-grid and hybrid inverters?
How do I choose between off-grid and hybrid inverters?
Choose based on your grid interaction needs. Off-grid inverters supply independent power using batteries and solar, while hybrid models can also feed excess power back to the grid.
What is the difference between rated power and peak power?
What is the difference between rated power and peak power?
Rated power is the continuous power the inverter safely supplies. Peak power (surge) is the maximum capacity it handles briefly to start heavy inductive loads like motors.
Can inverters be connected in parallel for expansion?
Can inverters be connected in parallel for expansion?
Yes. Many models support parallel operation (up to 6 units), allowing you to scale up system capacity, increase single-phase output, or configure 120/240V split-phase and multi-unit 120/208V three-phase systems.
What are the installation requirements for indoor vs. outdoor use?
What are the installation requirements for indoor vs. outdoor use?
Standard models feature IP20 ratings for sheltered indoor spaces. For outdoor setups, choose IP65-rated models with weatherproof enclosures.
What is the anti-reflux (CT) function?
What is the anti-reflux (CT) function?
The anti-reflux function monitors power flow using a CT sensor to prevent excess solar energy from flowing backward into the utility grid, ensuring compliance.
