What types of solar inverters are available?

Models include Solaron250 kW Solaron 333 kW Residential, Industrial and Commercial Inverters with built-in disconnects from Solectria include PVI3000 PVI4000 PVI5000 PVI5300 Residential models and PVI13KW PVI15KW commercial and industrial models.

What are the different types of inverters?

Stand-alone inverters are available with three basic power output waveforms: square wave, modified square wave (often called modified sine wave) and sine wave. Intertie inverters and utility companies deliver a sine wave. Square wave inverters have the lowest cost and efficiency and are not sold in this catalog.

What are examples of Intertie inverters?

The Trace SWPV, UT and microsine, AEI GC and Omnion 2400 inverters are examples of an intertie inverter. Using a multifunction inverter allows you to sell excess power to the utility, and also maintain a battery bank for standby power in the event of a utility power failure.

How does a stand-alone inverter work?

Stand-alone Inverters convert DC power stored in batteries to AC power that can be used as needed. Selecting an inverter for your power system based on the maximum load you will be powering, the maximum surge required, output voltage required, input battery voltage and optional features needed.

How do Intertie inverters work?

Intertie Inverters change DC power into AC power to be fed into the utility grid. A power system with this type of inverter uses the utility company as a storage battery. When the sun is shining, your electricity comes from the PV array, via the inverter.

What is a sinewave inverter?

A compact sinewave inverter for remote applications including SCADA, Wi-Fi, telecom, radio, remote cabins, small computers, RVs and other applications not requiring large load requirements. Stand-alone Inverters convert DC power stored in batteries to AC power that can be used as needed.