Each of these photovoltaic inputs has its own maximum power point (MPP) search system, making it ideal for extracting the maximum amount of energy in rooftop solar self-consumption installations with photovoltaic panels positioned in two different orientations.
Furthermore, the INGECON® SUN STORAGE 1Play TL M hybrid inverter integrates an Energy Management System (EMS), enabling advanced operating modes such as self-consumption and facilitating system monitoring via the INGECON® SUN Monitor smartphone app. Additionally, the inverter's commissioning and firmware updates can be performed remotely via the app using a PC, tablet, or mobile phone.
This new inverter is suitable for both grid-connected and off-grid systems. In off-grid systems, the hybrid inverter is responsible for generating power. For grid-connected systems, it features a backup function so that, in the event of a grid outage, critical loads can be powered from the batteries and photovoltaic panels.
Like its predecessor, the new Ingeteam hybrid inverter is compatible with lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries, and is compatible with the main energy storage system manufacturers on the market.
This new inverter will enter production in May and will be available in two output power ratings: 3 kW and 6 kW.
