Low Frequency Solar Inverter

The low frequency inverter uses a low frequency transformer to boost the voltage. It first converts the DC current into low-frequency low-voltage AC, and then boosts it into 220V50Hz AC for the load through the power frequency transformer.

The operating frequency of the low frequency transformer generally refers to the power frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz. The signal changes slowly and the waveform is smooth.

The low-frequency hybrid solar inverter uses high-speed power transistors at the same power frequency to convert direct current into alternating current for the load to use.

1. The characteristics of low-frequency solar inverters are: simple structure, more stable, can operate at higher peaks, and higher tolerance to industrial loads.

2. The characteristics of high-frequency inverters are: small size, higher conversion efficiency, and lighter weigh.

Solar inverters are an integral part of solar power systems, and low-frequency inverters can fully meet the needs of various solar power system solutions ranging from home off-grid solar power systems to commercial solar energy storage systems.

The low frequency solar inverter has a simple structure, stable and reliable operation, strong overload capacity, and strong shock resistance. Superior to high-frequency inverters in two areas: peak power capacity and reliability. Low-frequency inverters are designed to handle higher power spikes over longer periods of time than high-frequency inverters.