Solar kits with microinverters

In the case of a solar kit equipped with microinverters, each panel is connected to one or two microinverters, depending on the type of microinverter offered.
There are therefore several microinverters.

The panels are no longer connected in series, but the microinverters are.
Each panel is connected to its own microinverter.

Advantages :

• Guaranteed, optimised production. In the event of failure of one panel, the other panels always produce at optimum levels.
• Having electricity production distributed between each panel or pair of panels ensures optimum production for the system as a whole.
• Micro-inverters are also recommended for small installations, as the least powerful central inverters generally start at 2000 Wp (8 panels).
• Microinverters also allowyour system to evolve . In fact, microinverters allow you to add panels to your installation at any time, without having to resize the whole system.

Disadvantages:

• It's the price, because you're multiplying the microinverters compared with the central inverter system.
• Since microinverter technology is also more advanced, the price will be higher.
• So it's up to you to choose your package with these factors in mind.
• Price should not be the only factor in your decision.
• Remember to detail the components that make up your solar kit, and you may prefer a system equipped with micro-inverters to ensure the constant production of your installation.

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