Inverter that is both on-grid and off-grid

What is an off-grid inverter?

Though fundamentally an off-grid inverter, this versatile model features grid input support—allowing it to draw power from the grid when solar and battery resources are insufficient. Commonly known as an off-grid hybrid inverter, it combines solar + battery + optional grid power, ensuring uninterrupted energy supply.

What is the difference between hybrid and off-grid inverters?

Off-grid and hybrid systems need additional components, making their installation more complex. On-grid inverters are best for urban areas with stable power supply. Off-grid inverters suit rural or remote locations without grid access. Hybrid inverters are ideal for users seeking both flexibility and backup power.

What is an on-grid solar inverter?

1. On-Grid Solar Inverter An on-grid solar inverter connects directly to the utility grid. It synchronizes the solar system with grid electricity and exports excess energy. On-grid systems are cost-effective. They reduce electricity bills and enable net metering, where users get credited for the energy they supply to the grid.

What is a hybrid inverter?

Disaster-prone regions: Off-grid systems ensure that power remains available during emergencies when the grid may be compromised. Hybrid inverters combine the key features of both on-grid and off-grid systems, offering flexibility, energy independence, and enhanced control over solar energy usage.