Solar Inverters

A solar inverter converts the direct current from solar panels into alternating current for use in a home, a business or a grid connection. This site lists solar inverters as one of the company's five main categories. The inverter series names published in the company FAQ are AN-SCI-PRO, AN-PVI, AN-SCI-EVO, AN-SCI02-PA and AN-FGI-DU4200. Those names are the anchor for this category page, and no single-model specification table has been published for any of them, so this page does not present a model specification.

The FAQ describes inverter types in general terms: power ranges from 1kW to 12kW, single phase, MPPT, off-grid, hybrid, UPS and pure sine wave. Those type words are general descriptions, not specifications of a named model, and this page treats them that way. The AN-SCI-PRO series is described for off-grid use, the AN-SCI-EVO series as an IP65 hybrid inverter, and the AN-FGI-DU4200 for residential and commercial hybrid photovoltaic use, but those are series-level descriptions, not model tables.

Choosing an inverter starts from the system, not from the inverter alone: the panel array size, the battery if any, the loads to be powered, and whether the system must work during a grid outage. An off-grid inverter suits a site with no grid or an unreliable grid. A hybrid inverter suits a site that uses both solar and the grid, with battery storage. A grid-tie inverter suits a site that feeds surplus power to the grid. Buyers who need a specific inverter model should ask for its specification in the inquiry. No price or delivery time is published for this category, and none is stated here. Certificates are available upon request.