Grid Inverters & Accessories

A standard grid inverter converts solar power for immediate use or export only. A hybrid inverter adds a battery management layer, allowing the system to charge connected storage and draw from it during low-generation periods or outages. Hybrid models, such as the Jinko SunTank and Deye SG series available here, suit installations where backup power or self-consumption maximisation is a priority.

MPPT, or Maximum Power Point Tracking, is the algorithm a solar inverter uses to extract the highest possible output from panels under varying conditions, including partial shading, temperature changes, and shifting cloud cover. Inverters with dual or multiple MPPT inputs can manage strings of panels at different orientations or tilt angles independently, improving overall system yield.

Here you will find a complete range of equipment that enhances your installation: optimisers to maximise the performance of each panel individually, smart power sensors and smart meters that allow you to monitor your system’s production and consumption on single-phase and three-phase networks, SmartLoggers for data collection in large-scale units, SmartDongles so you can see what is happening from your mobile phone, Backup Boxes and SmartGuard switches for safe backup power, as well as battery units, such as Luna 2000, with smart controllers for complete energy storage.

Yes. All grid-tied and hybrid inverters in this range are compatible with the Cyprus net metering framework, which allows system owners to offset consumption against exported generation. Correct inverter selection, combined with an appropriate energy controller and power sensor, ensures your installation meets the technical requirements set by the local electricity authority and qualifies for the net metering tariff.