3.68kW 1 Phase Solar Hybrid Inverter With 5.5kW Dual MPPT Input

3.68kW Single-Phase Hybrid Solar Inverter with 5.5kW Dual MPPT Input

Hybrid Solar Power for Self-Consumption and Backup

This 3.68kW single-phase hybrid solar inverter combines photovoltaic generation, battery storage, grid-connected self-consumption and a dedicated backup output in one wall-mounted unit.

The inverter provides 3.68kW of on-grid output at 230Vac with a listed output current of 16A. Its backup output also supplies up to 3.68kW for compatible priority circuits when utility power is unavailable.

A maximum photovoltaic input of 5.5kW allows the solar array to support daytime electrical loads while supplying available energy for battery charging. Two independent MPPT trackers provide additional flexibility for residential roof layouts.

Dual MPPT Solar and Backup Advantages

PV String and Backup Circuit Planning

The photovoltaic startup voltage is 90Vdc, while the MPPT operating range is 80–520Vdc. For the 3.68kW version, the listed full-power MPPT range is 145–500Vdc.

Maximum photovoltaic open-circuit voltage is 550Vdc. Each MPPT supports a maximum input current of 19A and a listed short-circuit-current limit of 25A.

The backup output should be connected to planned priority circuits rather than every appliance in the property. Combined continuous demand should remain within 3.68kW, and equipment with motors or compressors should be checked for startup requirements.

Hybrid Solar Inverter Specifications

3.68kW Hybrid Solar Inverter FAQ

Can a 5.5kW solar array be connected?

Yes. The listed maximum photovoltaic input is 5.5kW, provided both strings remain within the specified voltage, current and short-circuit-current limits.

What is the rated single-phase output current?

The listed on-grid and backup output current for the 3.68kW version is 16A at a nominal voltage of 230Vac.

Can two different roof orientations use separate MPPT inputs?

Yes, suitable strings may be connected separately when each MPPT remains within its specified electrical limits.

Will the backup output operate when the grid fails?

Selected circuits can be supplied from the battery through the backup output, subject to available battery energy and the 3.68kW output limit.

Can the IP66 inverter be installed outside?

It supports protected outdoor installation when mounting, cable sealing, ventilation clearance and exposure requirements in the installation instructions are followed.

Single-Phase Hybrid Solar Project Support

This 3.68kW hybrid solar inverter is suitable for distributors, residential solar installers and system integrators requiring dual MPPT input, battery backup and single-phase 230Vac output.