What is a Solar Hybrid Inverter?

System Overview

How Solar Hybrid Inverters Work

As the name suggests, the solar hybrid inverter is a hybrid between traditional on-grid inverters and off-grid inverters. During normal operation, the hybrid inverter synchronizes with your mains utility power and supplements your power usage using solar power during the day. In addition to this cost saving during daylight hours, batteries are used to supplement your usage during the evening hours.

Furthermore, our range of solar hybrid inverters feature an Emergency Power Supply (EPS) which offers backup power if your mains utility power fails. In EPS mode, power is supplied solely from the battery pack up to the maximum capacity of the inverter installed (i.e., 3kW, 3.7kW, or 5kW variants). This amount of power in backup mode should suffice for most basic usage in your home when there is no utility power.

Energy Priority Logic: The solar hybrid inverter will first use the solar power. If the demand exceeds the solar power, it will supplement it with mains utility power. If the solar power exceeds the power demand, the excess power is used to charge batteries. If the batteries are fully charged, the excess power can be fed back into the grid (if locally permitted).

Solar Hybrid Inverters offer a great value for money alternative to a complete off-grid solution—saving you money on your day-to-day usage while simultaneously providing a reliable backup solution during power outages, load shedding, or grid faults.

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Key Features
  • Reduce your electricity costs
  • Backup solution for power outages
  • Fully modular systems
  • Costs less than an off-grid solution
  • High flexibility & integration
  • Custom charge/discharge settings
Remote Monitoring
Solar Remote monitoring

Remotely monitor your energy usage using the built-in Wifi or Ethernet via a free online dashboard.

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