Description

Key Functions:

1. Load Sharing:
   • Balances the power supply between various sources, such as solar and generators, based on load demands and source availability.
   • Ensures that the most efficient source is prioritized (e.g., using solar power before switching to a generator).
2. Battery Management:
   • Efficiently charges and discharges batteries.
   • Ensures stable power supply during periods when solar or generator power is insufficient.
3. Source Synchronization:
   • Synchronizes power sources like solar and diesel generators for seamless transitions.
4. Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Capability:
   • Maintains continuous power supply by quickly switching between power sources without interruption.

Benefits:

• Reliable Power Supply: Ensures power availability even in remote locations without grid access.
• Cost Savings: Minimizes generator fuel consumption by optimizing the use of renewable energy.
• Energy Independence: Reduces reliance on fossil fuels.
• Environmental Benefits: Promotes the use of clean energy sources.

• Use Cases:

  • Rural and Remote Areas: Where grid power is unavailable or unreliable.
  • Telecom Towers: To reduce generator dependency.
  • Off-Grid Homes and Cabins: Providing power through solar and battery systems.
  • Industrial Sites: Where uninterrupted power is critical.

  • Comparison: Off-Grid vs. On-Grid Load Sharing Inverters

    Aspect	Off-Grid Inverter	On-Grid Inverter
    Grid Connection	No	Yes
    Power Sources	Solar, Batteries, Generators	Solar and Utility Grid
    Load Sharing	Yes (Between Local Sources)	Yes (Grid & Local Sources)
    Application	Remote Locations	Urban/Commercial Areas
    Export to Grid	No	Yes