5kw /51.2VDC/240VAC SNADI High Frequency MMPT Hybrid Solar Inverter

Here’s the product description, features, and applications of the 5kW / 51.2VDC / 240VAC SNADI High-Frequency MMPT Hybrid Solar Inverter:

Product Description:

The 5kW / 51.2VDC / 240VAC SNADI High-Frequency MMPT Hybrid Solar Inverter is a compact yet powerful solution for harnessing solar energy and ensuring a stable power supply. Designed for both residential and light commercial use, this hybrid inverter efficiently manages the flow of energy between solar panels, batteries, and the utility grid. Its integrated Maximum Power Point Tracking (MMPT) solar charge controller optimizes energy capture from your solar array, while its high-frequency design contributes to its smaller size, lighter weight, and quiet operation. This versatile inverter offers multiple operating modes, providing reliable backup power and enabling you to maximize your self-consumption of clean solar energy.

Key Features:

• 5kW Power Output: Delivers a continuous AC power output of 5kW, suitable for powering essential household appliances and small commercial loads.
• 51.2VDC Battery Compatibility: Specifically designed to work with 48V nominal (51.2VDC) battery systems, offering compatibility with a wide range of lithium-ion and lead-acid battery options.
• 240VAC Output: Provides a stable and clean 240VAC pure sine wave output, ensuring compatibility with sensitive electronic devices.
• High-Efficiency MMPT Solar Charge Controller: Features an advanced Maximum Power Point Tracking algorithm that maximizes the energy harvested from your solar panels, increasing system efficiency and reducing energy waste.  
• Hybrid Functionality: Integrates solar charging, battery management, and grid interaction into a single unit, allowing for intelligent power management.
• Multiple Operating Modes: Offers flexibility to suit various energy needs and grid conditions, including:
  • Grid-Tie with Battery Backup: Prioritizes solar energy use, charges batteries, and can feed excess power to the grid. Switches to battery power during grid outages.
  • Off-Grid: Operates independently from the grid, relying on solar and battery power.
  • Grid-Tie: Sends solar power directly to the grid.
  • Hybrid Mode: Optimizes energy usage based on solar availability, battery charge, and grid status.
• High-Frequency Design: Results in a more compact and lighter inverter compared to traditional low-frequency models, making installation easier and saving space. It also typically operates more quietly.
• Intelligent Battery Management: Protects batteries from overcharging, over-discharging, and excessive temperatures, prolonging their lifespan and ensuring safe operation.  
• Comprehensive Protection: Includes built-in protection against overvoltage, undervoltage, overload, short circuit, reverse polarity, and over-temperature, safeguarding both the inverter and connected equipment.
• User-Friendly Interface: Typically features an LCD display that provides real-time information on system performance, including solar input, battery status, and AC output.
• Communication Options: Often equipped with communication ports (e.g., RS232, USB) for monitoring and configuration. Some models may offer optional Wi-Fi or remote monitoring capabilities.

Typical Applications:

• Residential Solar Systems: Powering homes, running essential appliances (lights, refrigerators, TVs, etc.), and providing backup power during grid failures. Ideal for reducing electricity bills and increasing energy independence.
• Small Cabins and Off-Grid Homes: Providing a reliable power source in areas without access to the utility grid.
• Small Commercial Establishments: Powering offices, shops, and small businesses with solar energy, reducing operating costs and providing backup power.
• Backup Power Systems: Ensuring an uninterrupted power supply for critical loads during power outages.
• Remote Monitoring Stations: Powering sensors, communication equipment, and other devices in remote locations.