Solar Inverters

Rather than employing a single inverter, micro inverters are equipped on each individual solar panel. If one inverter fails, the rest are able to preserve their output.

Combining the effectiveness of string solar converters with the practicality of battery storage, hybrid inverters enhance the capacity for storing energy in the correct mode.

Battery inverters are necessary for systems that utilise solar storage batteries. They will convert all stored energy within the battery into a usable form.

The most common type of solar inverter in Australia, string solar inverters are a simple tool that attaches to the wall close to the solar panels and the power switchboard.

Solar inverters are often highly sensitive, failing in excessive heat, as is common in Australia. However, they are also one of the most crucial parts of the solar energy system. It is therefore incredibly important to invest in products that are high-quality, extending their longevity and usefulness. Micro inverters are perfect for enhancing the flexibility of your power system, as you can simply install more when you increase the number of solar panels. Hybrid inverters provide the best of both worlds with storage and energy-converting functions.

Before choosing a solar inverter, you should understand the basics of its function. Inverters convert the direct power produced by solar panels into an alternating current, as is required by residential appliances. Therefore, your inverter size should be able to convert the amount of direct power produced by your solar panels. Larger inverters are associated with larger panels, while smaller panels will only require a smaller inverter such as micro inverters or string solar inverters.