16kW 48V Hybrid Solar Inverter with 3 MPPT Trackers for High-Power Single-Phase Systems
16kW 48V Single Phase Hybrid Solar Inverter with 3 MPPT IP65
The 16kW 48V Single Phase Hybrid Solar Inverter with 3 MPPT IP65 combines high single-phase AC output with a larger photovoltaic input section and three MPPT trackers for multi-string solar system design.
The inverter provides 16000W rated AC output, supports up to 21800W of PV input and uses a 48Vdc battery platform with up to 250A charging current. Grid-tied, off-grid and hybrid operating specifications allow PV, battery and AC power to be integrated within one system.
21.8kW PV Input for Higher-Power Solar Systems
The PV input section supports up to 21800W while the inverter provides 16000W rated AC output. This gives system designers flexibility when matching the photovoltaic array to the required AC output.
Maximum DC voltage is 520Vdc and the MPPT operating range is 50–450Vdc. The final PV string design must therefore remain within both the voltage and current limits of the inverter.
Three MPPT Trackers for Multi-String PV Design
Unlike the lower-power versions in this inverter series that use two MPPT trackers, the 16kW model is specified with three MPPT trackers.
The parameter sheet lists the MPPT input current arrangement as 18A + 18A + 36A. This provides additional flexibility when the PV array needs to be divided across multiple solar input groups.
16kW Single-Phase Output for Higher Load Demand
The inverter provides 16000W rated output with a nominal AC output current of 69.6A at the specified 220V, 230V or 240V output options.
Whether 16kW is the correct inverter size depends on the loads that may operate simultaneously. Peak demand and the starting characteristics of larger electrical equipment should be considered when sizing the system.
48V Battery Platform with 250A Charging
The battery side uses a nominal 48Vdc architecture and specifies maximum solar charging current, maximum AC charging current and maximum total charging current of 250A.
Maximum charging power for the 16kW model is specified at 14000W at 56V. CAN and RS485 interfaces are available for communication with compatible battery systems.
For 51.2V LiFePO4 batteries commonly used in 48V-class energy storage systems, the exact battery operating voltage, allowable current, charging parameters and BMS communication protocol should be checked before confirming compatibility.
100A AC Pass-Through Capability
The technical specification lists maximum AC input current as 100A with pass-through operation for the 16kW model.
The actual AC-side installation, conductor sizing, circuit protection and allowable loads should be determined according to the complete electrical design and local installation requirements.
Core Technical Specifications
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Rated Output Power | 16000W |
| Maximum PV Input Power | 21800W |
| Maximum Charging Power | 14000W @ 56V |
| Maximum DC Voltage | 520Vdc |
| MPPT Voltage Range | 50–450Vdc |
| MPPT Trackers / Input Current | 3 / 18A + 18A + 36A |
| Nominal AC Output Voltage | 220 / 230 / 240VAC |
| Nominal Output Current | 69.6A |
| Nominal Battery Voltage | 48Vdc |
| Maximum Charging Current | 250A |
| Maximum AC Input Current | 100A (Pass-Through) |
| Maximum Conversion Efficiency | 97% |
| Communication | RS485 / CAN / Wi-Fi / Dry Contact |
| Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Dimensions | 637.5 × 491 × 300.5mm |
| Net Weight | 50kg |
12kW or 16kW Hybrid Inverter: What Actually Changes?
The 16kW model does more than increase AC output. It also increases the maximum PV input and changes the PV architecture from two MPPT trackers to three.
For a project that requires more AC output or a larger multi-string PV array, the 16kW version provides additional capacity. If the load and solar array remain within the 12kW model's limits, selecting 16kW simply for a larger number is not necessary.
Grid-Tied, Backup and Off-Grid Operation
Parallel Operation for Larger System Designs
The inverter series supports up to six units for single-phase parallel operation. The specification also lists three units for three-phase supply.
Parallel operation should be confirmed according to the required total power, phase arrangement, battery system and project electrical architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is a 16kW single-phase inverter suitable for a high-load home?
The inverter provides 16000W rated AC output, but suitability depends on the maximum loads expected to operate at the same time. The actual load calculation should include both normal running power and the starting requirements of larger equipment.
Q2. How much solar PV can I connect to a 16kW hybrid inverter?
The technical specification allows up to 21.8kW of PV input. The final PV array must also remain within the 520V maximum DC voltage, 50–450V MPPT operating range and specified MPPT input current limits.
Q3. Can I connect a 20kW solar array to this 16kW inverter?
A 20kW PV array is below the specified 21.8kW maximum PV input power. However, total wattage alone is not enough to confirm compatibility. PV string voltage and current must also be checked against the inverter limits.
Q4. What is the advantage of 3 MPPT on a 16kW solar inverter?
Three MPPT trackers allow the PV array to be divided across more independent tracking inputs. This can provide additional design flexibility for a multi-string solar system, subject to the specified voltage and current limits.
Q5. What battery system should I use with a 16kW 48V inverter?
The inverter uses a nominal 48Vdc battery architecture and can charge at up to 250A. Battery selection should consider required backup energy, battery current capability, charging limits and communication compatibility rather than capacity in kWh alone.
Q6. Can a 51.2V LiFePO4 battery work with this 48V hybrid inverter?
51.2V LiFePO4 batteries are commonly used in 48V-class energy storage systems. Compatibility should still be confirmed from the exact battery operating voltage, current capability, charging parameters and CAN or RS485 communication protocol.
Q7. Should I choose a 12kW or 16kW hybrid inverter?
The 16kW model provides higher rated AC output, increases maximum PV input from 16.2kW to 21.8kW and uses three MPPT trackers instead of two. Both models list a maximum charging current of 250A. The appropriate choice depends on the actual load and PV array design.
Q8. Can this 16kW hybrid inverter operate off-grid?
Yes. The supplied specification includes off-grid operating parameters and pure sine wave battery-mode output. Actual off-grid performance depends on the available PV generation, battery system and connected loads.
Q9. Can multiple 16kW hybrid inverters be connected in parallel?
Yes. The inverter series specifies parallel operation of up to six units for single-phase supply and three units for a three-phase configuration. Final system design should be confirmed before installation.
Q10. What information should I provide before ordering a 16kW hybrid inverter?
Provide the solar panel model and quantity, PV string arrangement, battery brand and model, maximum simultaneous load, grid voltage and required backup or off-grid function. These details help check inverter sizing, MPPT configuration and battery compatibility.
Check the 16kW Inverter Against Your PV and Load Design
Send us your solar panel specifications, planned string arrangement, battery model and maximum load. We can help check the 21.8kW PV input, three-MPPT configuration and battery compatibility before ordering.
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