Microinverters

How does a microinverter that is under a solar panel work?

When a microinverter is placed under a solar panel, it converts the direct current (DC) electricity generated by that specific solar panel into alternating current (AC) electricity. The main difference is that a microinverter is installed directly beneath each solar panel, and each panel has its dedicated microinverter. This means that if one panel is partially shaded or underperforming, it will not impact the performance of the other panels.

The AC electricity generated by each microinverter can be directly used in your home or business, or it can be fed into the electrical grid. With this, you will significantly save on your energy bills as the electricity generated will be completely renewable and sustainable.

Microinverters operate at a lower DC voltage which reduces the risk of electrical shock and tripping, so you can easily maintain your solar system. With a built-in Wi-Fi monitoring system and power line communication, our microinverters are the best way for you to begin your solar energy journey and to create a sustainable and efficient household.

Installing microinverters is a lot easier and more straightforward than string inverters. They are extremely low maintenance with more complex issues narrowed down to individual panels and microinverters, making repairs or replacements more efficient. Microinverters offer a range of benefits that make them a smart choice for residential and commercial areas! These advantages lead to increased energy production, improved safety, and better system reliability, ultimately enhancing the return on investment for your home or business.

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