The basic purpose of an inverter is the conversion of DC input from your solar panel into AC output your home can use. Hybrid solar inverters take this process to the next level.
DC-to-AC bidirectional power conversion
Normally solar batteries are charged by DC electricity received directly from solar panels (DC coupled), or DC electricity that has been converted from AC electricity by a solar inverter (AC coupled). To release that power, an inverter needs to convert the stored DC electricity back into AC electricity.
With a hybrid inverter and battery, one device can do both roles. The hybrid grid-tied inverter converts DC electricity into AC electricity to power your home, but it can also take AC electricity from the grid and convert it into DC electricity that can be stored in batteries for later use.
Power regulation
Solar power fluctuates as sun levels increase and decrease. A hybrid inverter regulates this power to ensure the whole system operates within the required parameters.
Power monitoring
Solar hybrid grid-tied inverters can be fitted with solar power monitoring software to measure and monitor your system via the display screen or a connected smartphone app to help identify any faults.
Power maximization
Hybrid inverters with maximum power point trackers (MPPT) check your solar power output and correlate it to the battery's voltage. This enables optimum power output and conversion of DC electricity to the best voltage for the battery's maximum charge. MPPT guarantees your solar system works efficiently in every condition, such as varying amounts of sunlight, solar panel temperatures, and electrical loads.
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