Answers to your questions

Yes, we have a comprehensive portfolio of energy storage solutions, including single phase and three phase hybrid inverters, and also high and low voltage batteries

Surge protection is a common consideration in inverter design to safeguard the equipment from voltage spikes and surges. Specific details about the surge protection features of Solplanet inverters would depend on the specific model and product specifications. It’s recommended to refer to the product documentation and user manual or contact Solplanet directly for accurate and detailed information about the surge protection capabilities of their inverters.

Solplanet inverters handle high ambient temperatures very well. They will automatically decrease power output to protect themselves from overheating. Our detailed installation and operating instructions provide specific power reduction curves for each inverter model.

Yes. For all Solplanet inverters, through our datalogger of AiCom and defined smart meter, you can get 0-export function by setting on datalogger’s webserver/APP/AiSWEI cloud.
For Solplanet residential inverters, you also can have export control solution through connecting the defined smart meter directly to the inverter via RS485 and enable this function on APP.
For more details, please refer to the user manuals or contact our service for support.

Yes, it can. The PV array can typically be oversized by 150% depending on location and site irradiation levels. But note that excessive PV array oversizing can result in wasted money and a negative impact on the reliability of the inverter. If you have questions about oversizing a PV array, please contact your local Solplanet office.

Solplanet inverters can be used with thin-film solar panels, but this would be a pretty rare setup. Thin-film solar panels are usually better suited for portable devices. Solplanet inverters are stationary and are designed for traditional PV arrays in residential, commercial, and industrial situations. 

However, some thin-film panels on the market do not have to be adhered to a surface and in these cases, a Solplanet inverter will operate correctly.

No, they cannot. Solplanet inverters are designed to be on-grid inverters. The AC side of the inverter should be connected to the utility grid at all times. There are no settings to allow the inverter to operate in an “off-the-grid” or “island” mode. Solplanet cannot guarantee correct operation in off-grid applications and will not warranty any damages caused to the inverter(s) or the PV plant caused by off-grid use.

Solplanet produces only non-isolated (transformerless) inverters. The transformerless inverter is the most common in the residential and commercial market because it usually has the highest efficiency, lowest cost, smallest size and lightest weight compared to isolated (transformer) inverters.

Yes, all Solplanet inverters are equipped with a DC switch for smooth and uninterrupted power distribution.

In the simplest of terms, you’ll want to match your inverter to the wattage of your PV array. For example, if you have a 3000-watt PV array, you’ll need a 3000-watt inverter at a minimum. You’ll also need to consider things like the rating of your PV array, the maximum size of the installation, and even your geographical location. But don’t worry, it’s not as complicated as it seems. 

Contact our technical support team for help determining which Solplanet inverter is the best match for you.