String Inverters Overview

String inverters are a common choice for residential and small commercial solar installations. They are known for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness. In this configuration, multiple solar panels are connected in series to a single string inverter.

Cost-Effective: String inverters are generally more affordable than other types

Simplicity: They have fewer components, making them easier to install and maintain.

Efficiency: String inverters perform well in moderate shading conditions

Monitoring: Many string inverters offer basic monitoring capabilities

Recommended Use: String inverters are suitable for installations where shading issues are minimal, and cost-effectiveness is a priority. They are a popular choice for residential rooftops

Microinverters Overview

Microinverters are designed to maximize the energy harvest from each individual solar panel. Unlike string inverters, each solar panel is equipped with its microinverter. This allows each panel to operate independently, optimizing energy production.

Higher Efficiency: Microinverters maximize energy production, even in partial shading

Panel-Level Monitoring: Detailed monitoring of each panel's performance.

Scalability: Easily expand your solar system by adding more panels with microinverters.

Reliability:
If one panel or microinverter fails, it doesn't affect the performance of other panels

Recommended Use:
Microinverters are an excellent choice for installations where shading is a concern, or when you want panel-level monitoring and the flexibility to expand your system over time. They are often used in residential and small commercial installations.

Hybrid Inverters Overview:

Hybrid inverters, also known as battery inverters or multi-mode inverters, are designed for solar-plus-storage systems. They allow you to connect an energy storage system (battery) to your solar panels, enabling you to store excess energy for use during cloudy days or at night.

Energy Storage: Hybrid inverters support the connection of batteries for energy storage.

Grid Interaction: They can operate in grid-tied, off-grid, or hybrid modes.

Backup Power: During grid outages, they can provide backup power from the battery.

Optimization: Some hybrid inverters optimize energy usage based on grid electricity prices..

Three-Phase Inverters Description:

Three-phase inverters are designed for commercial and industrial applications, where the electrical system operates on a three-phase grid. They provide high power output and are suitable for larger installations.

High efficiency and power output.

Robust design for commercial use

Advanced grid management capabilities.

Ideal for: Large-scale commercial and industrial installations.