The difference between grid-connected and off-grid inverters ?
The biggest difference of grid-connected inverters is that they do not do any storage of batteries.
The direct current generated by solar panels is directly converted into alternating current by inverters and directly transferred to the public power grid.
However, there is also a certain threshold which is to comply with the relevant safety regulations and policies of the local power grid, otherwise the grid-connected system cannot be provided.
Off-grid inverter as the name suggests is out of the system of public power grid, will be to the solar panels first direct current (dc) is stored in the storage battery, and then by the battery to the inverter within the off-grid inverter is alternating current (ac), can be directly used to load,
can also be returned to the storage battery, for which there is no electricity network coverage in remote areas, such as: desert, plateau, deep forest belt is used, can provide electricity demand anytime and anywhere.
