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Module inverter for balcony power plants & PV systems
Are you looking for an efficient and reliable way to convert the energy from your small solar system into electricity? Then you should invest in a module inverter. All of our microinverters are from national and international brands and are available in various sizes and power ratings. Take a look at our store right now and see if we have something that suits your needs.
What are module inverters?
Module inverters—also known as microinverters—convert the direct current (DC) generated by solar modules into alternating current (AC). This is important because only AC current can be used to power appliances such as refrigerators, lamps, microwaves, and more. The only difference from conventional inverters: module inverters are smaller and less powerful, which is why they are primarily used in balcony power plants.
Suitable inverters for various applications
Module inverters are connected directly to the solar modules; their size and capacity are determined by the power output and number of solar modules. At Offgridtec, we offer a wide selection of module inverters for various types of PV systems with:
- 300W
- 400W
- 600W
- 800W or more
Find out now which model is perfect for your needs! We’d be happy to advise you.
We also offer a range of accessories to make installing your module inverter easier, including mounting brackets, cables, and much more.
Module Inverters or String Inverters: Which Is Better?
For self-consumption, there are two main types of inverters to choose from: string inverters and microinverters. With string inverters, multiple solar modules are connected in series until the system voltage reaches 1,000 volts DC. This approach is often used for larger solar systems but is not suitable for smaller ones. For small solar systems, microinverters are ideal, as they are installed directly on the modules.
Micro-inverters operate independently and offer a convenient and reliable solution for smaller self-consumption systems.
Buy module inverters online now at Offgridtec
At Offgridtec, you’ll find a wide selection of brand-name module inverters. We offer a range of different models for various applications, so you can find the right device for your needs. In addition, you can choose from a variety of battery accessories and solar module accessories to optimize the performance of your solar system.
If you have any questions about our products or shipping, our service specialists are happy to assist you personally—by phone at 08721 91994-00 and by email at info@offgridtec.com.
FAQ
- What is a module inverter? Inverters are essential for every solar system. They are responsible for converting the direct current generated by the solar modules into the alternating current you use in your home.
- Is a module inverter or a string inverter better? That depends entirely on the size and capacity of your solar system. For self-consumption, there are two main types of inverters to choose from: string inverters and micro-inverters. String inverters are frequently used in larger solar systems. An alternative for small solar systems is the use of microinverters, which are installed directly on the modules.
- How does a string inverter work? String inverters allow each solar module to generate electricity separately. This ensures that the entire system is not affected by shading or the malfunction of a single module. With micro-inverters, you get reliable, efficient solar energy generation with maximum safety.
- How do I install a microinverter? The microinverter can be quickly and easily mounted using a module bracket, directly beneath each PV module. Since the PV module’s DC cables are connected directly to the microinverter, you don’t have to worry about coming into contact with high DC currents during installation.