What Are The Characteristics Of Distributed Photovoltaic Inverters?
Distributed photovoltaic inverters are used in solar photovoltaic power generation systems to convert the DC into AC power.
And this type of inverter is installed near the solar panel to directly convert electrical energy into usable AC power for household or commercial use.
Compared with centralized inverters, this type of inverter is more flexible, which can reduce transmission losses and improve efficiency of the system.
Distributed photovoltaic inverters typically have the following characteristics:
1.Distributed Power Generation
Inverters are usually installed together with photovoltaic modules, so it can convert solar energy into electricity near the power generation point, avoiding transmission losses.
2. Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)
This inverter have MPPT technology, which can track the maximum power point of photovoltaic modules in real time.
Ensure that photovoltaic panels can work at the highest efficiency and maximize the conversion of solar energy into electrical energy.
3.Multi Channel Design
Distributed photovoltaic inverters typically have multiple independent MPPT channels that can connect solar panels in different directions or types to adapt to complex lighting conditions and component layouts.
4.High Efficiency
This type of inverter can provide efficient energy conversion to ensure the overall efficiency of the photovoltaic power generation system.
5.Real Time Monitoring
This inverter can monitor and record the power generation situation of pv system, helping users understand the operation status.
6.Network Connection
It can connect to the power grid, sending excess electricity generated to the grid or obtaining electricity from the grid.
Distributed photovoltaic inverters are important in solar systems, capable of converting solar energy into electrical energy, providing renewable energy supply.
The selection of inverters can also provide better solutions for people’s photovoltaic power generation.