2KW 3KW Pure Sine Wave Solar Hybrid Inverter

Key Features of 3KW 2KW Inverter Solar

• Pure Sine Wave Solar Hybrid Inverter

• Output Power Factor 1.0

• Built-in MPPT solar controller, max charge current 80A

• Max 2000W & 3000W solar input power respectively

• Wide PV input voltage range (30-400VDC), lowest voltage only 30V

• Built-in anti-dusk kit for harsh environments

• Smart battery charge design to maximize battery lifespan

• Compatible with lithium battery

• WIFI available for IOS and Android systems

Specification of 3KW 2KW Inverter Solar

General Guide of Connecting a Solar Panel to an Inverter

How to connect solar panel to inverter? Below are the steps:

1. Ensure all components are turned off and disconnected from any power sources.

Wear appropriate safety gear.

2. Install the solar panels on a suitable location, typically on the roof or a ground-mounted system.

Secure the panels using the appropriate mounting hardware.

3. Connect the solar panels in series or parallel, depending on your system’s voltage and current requirements.

Use MC4 connectors or other appropriate connectors to link the panels.

4. If your inverter does not have a built-in charge controller, install a separate charge controller between the solar panels and the battery bank.

Connect the positive and negative wires from the solar panels to the input terminals of the charge controller.

5. Connect the charge controller’s output terminals to the battery bank, ensuring correct polarity.

Use appropriate gauge wires to handle the current.

6. Place a DC disconnect switch between the charge controller and the inverter.

This switch allows you to safely disconnect the DC power for maintenance or emergencies.

7. Connect the output terminals of the charge controller (or directly from the solar panels if no charge controller is used) to the DC input terminals of the inverter.

Ensure correct polarity to avoid damage.

8. Place an AC disconnect switch between the inverter and the main electrical panel or load.

This switch allows you to safely disconnect the AC power for maintenance or emergencies.

9. Connect the AC output of the inverter to your home’s electrical panel or directly to the load.

Ensure all connections are secure and follow local electrical codes.

10. Properly ground the solar panels, inverter, and other components to prevent electrical hazards.

11. Turn on the DC disconnect switch, followed by the charge controller (if used), and then the inverter.

Turn on the AC disconnect switch.

Check the inverter’s display or indicators to ensure it is receiving power from the solar panels and functioning correctly.

Important Tips:

• Always follow the instructions for each component.

• Consult a professional electrician if you are unsure about any step.

• Ensure all connections are secure and weatherproof if installed outdoors.

• Adhere to local electrical codes and regulations.