Three Phase Smart Hybrid Inverter 4KW IP65

A three-phase hybrid inverter with a 4KW rating offers a versatile and flexible energy solution, integrating solar power, battery storage, and grid electricity to meet various energy needs efficiently. It is suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, providing energy independence, cost savings, and reduced environmental impact.

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Features：

1. Residential Installations: A three-phase hybrid inverter is suitable for residential installations with medium to high energy demands. It enables homeowners to utilize renewable energy sources like solar panels, reduce their electricity bills, and gain energy independence. The battery charging function provides backup power during grid outages, ensuring uninterrupted power supply to essential loads.

2. Commercial Installations: Commercial buildings, such as offices, schools, and shopping centers, can benefit from a three-phase hybrid inverter. It enables businesses to reduce their electricity costs, lower their carbon footprint, and showcase their commitment to sustainability. The inverter’s energy management capabilities help optimize energy consumption and ensure a stable power supply.

3. Industrial and Agricultural Applications: Three-phase hybrid inverters are also suitable for industrial and agricultural applications. They can be used to power machinery, pumps, and other equipment, utilizing renewable energy sources and reducing dependency on the grid. The battery charging function offers backup power during power outages, minimizing production downtime.

4. Off-Grid Solutions: In remote areas without access to the grid, a three-phase hybrid inverter with battery storage can provide reliable and sustainable power. It can be combined with renewable energy sources like solar panels and wind turbines to create an off-grid power system, ensuring a stable power supply for residential, commercial, or industrial applications.

5. Microgrids: Three-phase hybrid inverters can be part of a larger microgrid system. Microgrids are localized power grids that can operate independently or in conjunction with the main power grid. The inverter’s grid interaction capabilities allow for seamless integration and management of power from renewable sources and the main grid in a microgrid setup.

1. Power Conversion: The primary function of a hybrid inverter is to convert and manage the power generated from different sources. It can handle the input from solar panels, batteries, and the grid, ensuring the seamless integration of these energy sources.

2. Solar Power Optimization: The inverter is designed to work optimally with solar panels. It converts the direct current (DC) generated by the panels into alternating current (AC), which can be used directly by household appliances or fed into the grid. It also provides Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) functionality to extract the maximum energy from the solar panels.

3. Battery Management: Hybrid inverters can efficiently manage battery storage systems. They charge the batteries using excess solar energy or cheaper grid electricity during off-peak hours. In case of a power outage or low solar production, they can draw power from the batteries to supply electricity to the loads.

 4KW Smart Hybrid Inverter Key Functions:

1. Grid Interaction: These inverters support the bi-directional flow of electricity, allowing the exchange of power between the grid and the renewable energy system. They enable the synchronization and control of power fed into or taken from the grid, thus ensuring grid stability and compliance with grid regulations.

2. Energy Management and Monitoring: Hybrid inverters often come with advanced monitoring and control systems. These allow users to monitor the energy production and consumption, battery status, and system efficiency. Some inverters also support remote monitoring and can be integrated with home energy management systems.

3. Backup Power: In the event of a power outage, the hybrid inverter can automatically switch to battery power or use alternative energy sources to provide backup electricity. This feature is particularly useful in areas with unreliable grid supply or for critical loads that require uninterrupted power.

4. Off-Grid Applications: Hybrid inverters can be used in off-grid or standalone systems, where there is no access to the utility grid. In such cases, they manage the power generated by renewable sources and the batteries, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply for various applications, such as remote and rural electrification, telecommunications, or emergency power backup.