Microinverters

 

In a traditional solar power system, a central inverter converts the direct current (DC) electricity produced by the solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity used in homes and businesses. Microinverters are a type of inverter that is smaller and more efficient than traditional inverters, which means they can be used in smaller solar power systems.

In contrast, microinverters are small, individual inverters that attach directly to each solar panel. This means each panel has its own inverter that converts the DC power to the AC power panel by panel. This approach offers several advantages over traditional systems, including:

1.     Microinverters help to produce more energy thanks to their ability to reduce the impact of shadows, dirt, and mismatches between panels.

2.     Each panel can work independently with microinverters, which gives you more flexibility when designing your solar system and adding more panels later on.

3.     The panels have a lower DC voltage, so there is less risk of getting shocked.

4.  Microinverters offer more detailed information about each solar panel's performance, so you can quickly identify and fix any problems.

Microinverters are a type of inverter, which means they help to power your devices by converting electricity from the grid. While they may cost a bit more than traditional inverters, they can be a great choice if you want to save on your energy costs.