Ingeteam has expanded its hybrid inverter lineup with four new three-phase models (10, 15, 20, and 30 kW), equipped with dual photovoltaic MPPTs. These inverters, suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial self-consumption systems, allow the connection of two separate PV arrays and a battery system to a single unit, featuring an integrated Energy Management System (EMS). Serving as the central hub, the inverter supports continuous monitoring via a mobile app and operates both connected to the grid and autonomously, generating AC grid power during outages. The product will be showcased at the Genera trade fair in Madrid from February 6 to 8.
Ingeteam introduces new Three-Phase Hybrid inverters
The 10 kW model, the first of Ingeteam’s three-phase hybrid inverter series, will be available for order in late February through official distributors, with initial units expected in June 2024. (Image Credit: Ingeteam).
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