Inverter Upgrades

Inverter Upgrades

There are many different reasons why you may require a new inverter. The main reasons are that the inverter is broken, coming to the end of its lifespan (usually 10 years) is not performing as well as it used to, or you are upgrading to a system with a battery and requiring a hybrid inverter.

A solar inverter is necessary to convert the DC electricity produced by the solar panels into AC electricity, which can be used to power your household appliances and devices. A solar inverter enables you to power your household appliances, integrate with the electrical grid, maximize power output, monitor system performance, and ensure safety and protection. The specific type and capacity of the solar inverter will depend on the size of your solar power system, your connection to the grid, and your specific needs and requirements.

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At Solar Services Southwest, we take pride in providing innovative solar power solutions. Our dedicated team ensures to support your individual needs by maximising your power output allowing the inverter to optimise the power output by continuously tracking and adjusting. This maximises the power, of getting the most out of your investment. Built-in monitoring and communication features to ensure the safety, safeguarding and protection of your solar power system and of your home or business. With years of industry experience and a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, we offer a wide range of inverters to meet the diverse needs of residential, commercial, and industrial clients.

Contact South West Solar Services today to discover how our high-performance inverters can help you harness the power of the sun and achieve energy independence while reducing your environmental footprint.

 

FAQs

The lifespan of an inverter that is well maintained can last anywhere between 10 to 20 years. The lifespan can vary depending on several factors’ including usage patterns, maintenance, and operating conditions. Ensuring maintenance or replacements overtime maximises the lifespan.

Yes, if your inverter is higher than 3.6KW we will need to do a G99 application this has to be approved before installation can commence. We can complete all of this on your behalf.

Yes, an inverter can work without a battery if it is a grid-tied solar power system. The inverter converts the DC power from solar panels into AC power that is used to power your home or business. Any excess electricity that is not immediately consumed is fed back into the electrical grid. The grid acts as the storage for surplus energy.

It is advised to seek professional help ensuring safety and compliance with local regulations when installing an inverter, especially for larger or complex installations. They can also help with system designs, wiring, integration with the electrical grid, maximising the efficiency and performance of your solar power system.

A grid-tied inverter is designed to work in conjunction with an electrical grid. It synchronises the solar panels power systems’ AC output with the grid’s voltage and frequency, allowing for the efficient use of solar energy while also allowing excess energy to the supplied back to the grid. An off-grid inverter is used in standalone solar power systems that are not connected to the grid. Off-grid inverters are responsible for converting DC power from solar panels into AC power to meet the electrical needs of a standalone system.

Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), is a technology in inverters to maximise the power output of solar panels. It continuously tracks and adjusts the operating conditions to extract the maximum available power. MPPT ensures that your solar panels operate at their optimal efficiency, resulting in higher energy production and a better overall system performance.

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