Inverter Replacement

WHY UPGRADE YOUR INVERTER

Unfortunately with string inverters, if one of your solar panels goes out, then the rest of the system goes down. This occurs because string inverters treat a group of panels as if it were a single large panel, meaning any problems with one panel are felt across the entire string. The good news is, the solar industry has evolved over the last ten years and if you would like to generate more power, upgrading your solar system from string inverters to optimizers would be a great idea.

The solar inverter is the hardest-working part of your solar panel system. It ensures that your solar panels generate as much electricity from the sun as they can by converting DC electricity to AC. But like any hard-working component, they are likely to fail after some years of use. Occasionally Inverters may develop a fault over time or stop working all together, if your solar inverter has stopped working or it’s simply time to invest in a new solar inverter, we have got it all covered. A solar panel inverter converts the direct current (DC) electricity produced by your solar panels into alternating current (AC) for your home to use. Most inverters will do this with a 93-96% efficiency, but certain newer types can have an efficiency rating between 97-99%. The cost of the solar inverter is the biggest cost of a solar panel system after the panels themselves. Solar inverters are responsible for more operational functions than any other component in your PV system. Investing in a reliable solar inverter is as vital as investing in the right kind of panels. You need to take the potential power output and conversion efficiency into consideration before deciding.