Product Features:

1.Maximum efficiency of 98.4% and battery efficiency of 98.0%

2.Advanced parallel function

3.Maximum battery charge/discharge current of 2*75A

4.Multiple built-in protections, with optional AFCl

5.Key components from international renowned brands

6.Large MPPT current, compatible with high-power solar panels

Technical Parameters:

FAQs from different countries:

1. South Africa (Africa)

Q1: Is this the ultimate solution for load-shedding?
A1: Yes. It is specifically designed for markets like South Africa. The combination of high battery discharge power and an instant transfer time (<10ms) means you won't even notice when load-shedding occurs.

Q2: Can it be used in areas above 2000m altitude?
A2: Yes, it is rated for operations up to 4000m. While derating occurs above 2000m, it remains fully operational in high-altitude regions like Johannesburg.

Q3: Is it compatible with the South African grid (NRS 097-2-1)?
A3: Yes, the inverter is explicitly certified for NRS 097-2-1, ensuring it meets the technical requirements for connection to the South African national grid.

Q4: What is the maximum charge power? Can I recharge my batteries quickly between load-shedding stages?
A4: With a maximum charge power of 45,000W (using two battery ports on TP25KH/30KH), your battery bank can be recharged extremely quickly when the grid returns, preparing you for the next load-shedding episode.

Q5: How does the DC reverse protection work?
A5: It has built-in protection against reverse polarity on the DC connections. This is a vital safety feature that prevents damage during installation, protecting both the installer and the equipment.

Q6: Is local support and warranty available?
A6: We are building a strong network of certified installers and service partners across South Africa to provide local support, backed by our comprehensive 5-to-10-year warranty.

2. Kenya (Africa)

Q1: Can this system function well in both on-grid and off-grid scenarios in Kenya?
A1: While it is a grid-tie inverter, its powerful backup functionality with a high peak output makes it an excellent choice for areas with a weak or unreliable grid, effectively providing off-grid capabilities.

Q2: Is the natural cooling sufficient for the climate?
A2: The natural cooling on lower-power models is ideal as it is silent, maintenance-free, and highly reliable, which is perfect for residential use in various Kenyan climates.

Q3: What battery type is recommended for cost-sensitive applications?
A3: The compatibility with Lead-acid batteries allows for a lower initial investment in energy storage, making solar-plus-storage more accessible for a wider range of homeowners and businesses.

Q4: How does the MPPT perform in changing weather conditions?
A4: With multiple MPPTs (2 or 3), you can connect solar arrays facing different directions. This captures more energy throughout the day, which is advantageous during Kenya's variable weather with occasional clouds.

Q5: Is the installation process straightforward?
A5: With a wall-mount design, clear communication interfaces, and a DC switch included for safety, the installation is streamlined for local solar technicians.

Q6: Does it protect against grid voltage spikes?
A6: Yes, the built-in AC overvoltage protection (Type III) and surge arrester (Type II) will safeguard your inverter and connected appliances from common grid instability issues.

3. Nigeria (Africa)

Q1: How does this inverter solve the problem of unstable power supply in Nigeria?
A1: It is a complete solution. It provides grid-tie savings when power is available and instant, powerful backup when the public grid fails, ensuring a continuous and stable power supply for your home or business.

Q2: Can it power a deep freezer and air conditioners during an outage?
A2: Absolutely. With a continuous backup power of up to 30,000W and a peak of 45,000VA, it can easily run multiple deep freezers, air conditioners, televisions, and lighting systems simultaneously.

Q3: Is it protected from humidity and rain?
A3: The IP66 rating makes it dust-tight and protected against heavy rainfall, which is essential for outdoor or semi-outdoor installations common in Nigeria.

Q4: What is the battery voltage range? Can I use a large battery bank?
A4: The wide battery voltage range (120V-800V) supports the use of large battery banks, allowing you to store enough energy to get through long periods without grid power.

Q5: Is the technology robust and easy to maintain?
A5: Yes, the design prioritizes reliability. With minimal moving parts (natural cooling on some models) and a robust build quality, it requires very little maintenance, which is ideal for the Nigerian market.

Q6: How can I be sure of the product's quality?
A6: Our inverters are manufactured under strict quality control and carry international safety certifications (IEC 62109). The extended 10-year optional warranty is a testament to our confidence in its durability.