Solar Inverters
Solar Inverters
Overview
Solar inverters are designed to operate independently of solar panels, obtaining necessary DC power from batteries charged through PV arrays, engine generators, hydro turbines, or wind turbines. Due to their isolation from utility grids, they do not necessitate anti-islanding protection and are incapable of exporting surplus solar electricity back into the grid. These off-grid inverters find applications in remote locations or for individuals seeking complete independence from the grid.
In a solar power system, a solar inverter holds significant importance as it plays a pivotal role in transforming the energy generated by solar panels into a usable form of electricity for consumption in homes or workplaces. Its primary function is to convert the solar panel output into a format that can be effectively utilized.
How It Works?!
A solar inverter, also known as a photovoltaic (PV) inverter, is a specialized power inverter designed to convert the variable direct current (DC) output generated by a photovoltaic solar panel into a utility frequency alternating current (AC). This converted AC can then be seamlessly integrated into a commercial electrical grid or utilized within a local, off-grid electrical network.
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Off-Grid Inverters
Our off-grid inverters, also known as stand-alone inverters, are ones that needn’t be hooked up to a solar panel. Instead, they draw the required DC power from batteries charged using PV arrays or other resources like engine generators, hydro turbines and wind turbines. Since these inverters are isolated from their utility grids, they don’t require any anti-islanding protection.
On-Grid Inverters
Our on-grid inverters are usually connected to a utility grid and function by matching their frequency with the utility grid sine wave. They are designed to spontaneously shut down in the event of a power cut for safety reasons. Hence, they stop supplying power during an outage. An on-grid inverter converts solar power DC which is constantly varying and feeds it into the mains power supply.
Hybrid Inverters
A hybrid inverter, also known as a multi-mode inverter, is a device that combines the functionalities of both a solar inverter and a battery inverter in a single unit. These inverters are designed to manage and optimize the energy flow between solar panels, batteries, and the electrical grid. Here are the key features and functions of hybrid inverters: