Solar & Smart Home
Solar Inverters
The inverter is the brain of a solar system: it converts, optimises, protects and reports.
Overview
The brain of the solar system
Solar panels produce direct current (DC). Inverters convert it to alternating current (AC) for household, commercial and industrial use, and track the panels’ maximum power point (MPPT) to get the most energy.
Inverters also provide protection, monitoring and, in hybrid systems, battery management. We size inverters to the array and to your loads.
At a glance
| Item | Typical detail |
|---|---|
| Main job | DC to AC conversion with MPPT |
| Types | On-grid, hybrid, off-grid inverters |
| Extras | Monitoring, protection, battery control |
| Sizing basis | Array size and connected load |
What we offer
Key features and services
01
MPPT optimisation
Extracts maximum energy from the panels.
02
Grid, hybrid and off-grid models
Matched to your system type.
03
Protection
Over-voltage, over-current and anti-islanding where required.
04
Monitoring
Live and historical production data.
05
Installation and support
Commissioning and servicing.
Applications
Where it is used
- Residential solar
- Commercial rooftops
- Industrial plants
- Battery backup systems
Why Prosvogue
Delivered with care
Our solar and automation teams design, install and support systems for homes and businesses, with clear advice on sizing, warranties and maintenance.
- projects delivered
- 75+
- years of experience
- 15+
- divisions
- 6
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does MPPT mean?
Maximum power point tracking: the inverter adjusts to extract the most power from the panels as conditions change.
Do I need a hybrid inverter?
If you want battery backup, yes. For grid-only systems a standard on-grid inverter may be enough.
How long do inverters last?
Often 10 to 15 years, depending on quality and conditions.
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