Deye Grid Inverters & Accessories

A string, or on-grid, model sends all solar output straight to your loads and the network, with no storage. A hybrid adds a battery port, so surplus charges cells for night use or outages. The Deye SUN range covers both, letting the setup follow your energy goals.

Sizing follows your panel array and, for hybrid setups, your battery capacity and backup goals. Residential systems commonly use 5 kW to 12 kW, while commercial sites reach 30 kW to 80 kW. Matching inverter rating to peak generation avoids clipping, so sharing your kWp figure lets us recommend precisely.

Yes, hybrid variants in the SUN series include a dedicated battery interface for both low-voltage and high-voltage packs. This lets stored solar power essential loads after sunset or during a cut. Pure on-grid units skip storage, though many owners later upgrade to a hybrid for resilience.

You need compatible solar panels, correctly sized DC and AC cabling, protection devices, and a certified electrician for the grid connection. Utility approval or a net-billing agreement is also required in Cyprus. Our team reviews your layout, phase supply, and paperwork before commissioning the system.

Each Deye unit connects through a logger to the Deye Cloud app and web portal, showing live production, consumption, and battery status where fitted. You can view yields by day, month, or year and receive fault alerts. Remote access also lets installers diagnose issues without a site visit.