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Hybrid & On-grid Inverters

Reliable power. Smart energy management. Local support in Georgia.

On-grid vs Hybrid — what’s the difference?

On-grid (string) inverter

Designed to work with the utility grid. Converts PV power and exports surplus to the grid. The most cost-effective choice when outages are rare and you don’t need battery backup.

  • High efficiency for self-consumption & export
  • Lower CapEx, simple installation
  • Needs grid present to operate (no backup)

Hybrid inverter

Works with PV, grid and batteries — can also integrate a generator, on-grid inverter and wind turbine. Stores energy, powers critical loads during outages and enables smart control.

  • Backup power for essentials
  • Peak-shaving & smart load / EV charging
  • Expandable battery storage (LiFePO₄)

Popular power classes

Category Power class Phase Use case Battery
On-grid 3–10 kW 1-phase Self-consumption & export (residential) No
On-grid 10–100+ kW 3-phase Commercial / light industrial No
Hybrid Low Volt 3–5 kW 1-phase Residential backup & self-consumption Yes (LiFePO₄ 51 V)
Hybrid Low Volt 6–20+ kW 3-phase Large homes & small business Yes (LiFePO₄ 51 V)
Hybrid High Volt 10–80+ kW 3-phase Commercial / industrial ESS Yes (LiFePO₄ 160+ V)

On-grid inverters

Grid-synchronised inverters.

Hybrid inverters

High-voltage (HV) hybrid

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