10KW 48V to 120/240V Split Phase Solar Inverter Charger Supports Up to

10KW 48V to 120/240V Split Phase Solar Inverter Charger Supports Up to 6 Units in Parallel

120V+120V / 120V+120V

$9,000.00 $14,849.00

10KW 48V to 120/240V Split Phase Solar Inverter Charger Supports Up to 6 Units in Parallel

$9,000.00 $14,849.00

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The system supports parallel expansion of up to six units, enabling single-phase, split-phase, or three-phase configurations. Except for single-phase mode, parallel connection supports both 120V/240V split-phase and 208V three-phase output. This versatility ensures reliable power delivery for residential, commercial, or industrial applications, offering efficient distribution, balanced loads, and broad compatibility with diverse electrical requirements.

ATTENTION:

This solar inverter is able to charge the battery bank when AC power, solar power, or a generator are connected to the inverter.
10000 watt is continuous output power, peak output power is 20000W
This inverter can ONLY work with 48V battery system.
Inverter CAN support connect in parallel.
Inverter MUST have a battery.

Note: Different types of loads have different starting impulse currents. Customers need to select the appropriate inverter model according to the actual equipment power, current, and load characteristics.

What kind of the inverter is suitable for your appliances?
Pls know that load is divided into resistive load and inductive load .If you need the inverter to run the resistive load (like laptop, TV, electric cooker ), please choose the inverter with continuous power higher than the appliance's rated power. And it is best to use 80% of the rated power. If you use microwaves, water pumps, air conditioners and other appliances with motors or compressors ,please choose the inverter whose continuous power is 3-10 times higher than your appliances.

Four Charging Modes:

1. Hybrid Charging: The solar energy will charge the battery preferentially, the utility will charge the battery at the same time when the solar energy is insufficient.

2. Only Solar Charging: The solar will be the only charger source not matter the utility is available or not.

3. PV Priority: Solar energy will charge battery as first priority. The utility will charge the batterywhen solar energy is not available.

4. Utility Priority: The utility will charge the battery preferentially, and the battery will be charged by solar only when the utility is invalid.