What is the Hybrid Inverter？

Hybrid Inverter Core Functions: Prioritizes the use of photovoltaic (PV) power generation during the day, with excess energy stored in batteries or sold back to the grid. Switches to battery power supply during nighttime or power outages (off-grid mode). Supports both grid-tied and off-grid modes, capable of connecting to the grid and energy storage batteries. Smart management of PV power generation, battery charging/discharging, and grid interaction. Application Scenarios: Homes or businesses needing backup power (e.g., areas prone to frequent power outages). Those looking to optimize electricity costs (by utilizing peak-to-valley price differences for charging and discharging). Microgrid systems or scenarios gradually transitioning towards renewable energy sources. Advantages: High flexibility: Compatible with both grid-tied and off-grid needs. Cost-effectiveness: Reduces electricity bills and increases energy self-sufficiency through energy storage. Reliability: Seamless switch to battery power supply during grid outages. Limitations: Higher initial costs (requires configuration of batteries and smart management systems). Higher technical complexity, requiring professional installation and maintenance.