Deye 10kW Three Phase Hybrid Solar Inverter

What is the difference between a solar inverter and a hybrid inverter？

As we all know, they are designed to convert direct current into alternating current. It's worth noting that for the panels to generate electricity, it definitely needs to go through a solar inverter.

Both of them are widely used in the conversion of photovoltaic solar energy into electricity. Even some hybrid solar inverters can use a combination of solar and wind, or off-grid and grid-tied.

What we call a generalized solar inverter is not just a product. It is not easy to explain its use literally, because there are differences in the scope of their use, such as function, structure, technology, and even appearance design.

Therefore, we can simply understand it as the inverter connected to the photovoltaic solar energy system.

And in the usage habits of most regions, solar products are more commonly known as battery backup product or battery product, where electrical energy converted from photovoltaic solar energy is stored by a battery pack. After that, all power is supplied from the battery side to the AC/DC load through the connected inverter.

In other words, battery transfers electrical energy from a charger to a load or grid. And most battery backup products are capable of providing AC power in the event of a power outage or blackout.

Whereas a hybrid solar inverter is an upgrade based on a solar one. It incorporates the functionality of a solar product, converting DC to AC, and also adds a built-in solar controller, such as MPPT or PWM type. So, to be precise, a hybrid one is a solar product with a built-in charge controller. It can also be a combination of off-grid one and grid-tied one in a machine, the description is the same as what you call a hybrid solar inverter.