Battery charging: The inverter manages battery charging and discharging efficiently, ensuring the batteries are charged optimally to avoid overcharging or deep discharging, which could damage the battery.
Floating charge is a small current, low voltage charging method, mainly used to keep the battery full state. It continues to provide a small amount of current after the battery is full to compensate for the self-discharge, thus maintaining the capacity of the battery.
Functions:

Prevent excessive battery discharge.
Keep the battery fully charged for possible use at any time.
Reduce self-discharge losses during long-term storage.
Avoid overcharging and reduce the damage to battery life caused by heat accumulation.
Equalization is a high-voltage charging method that is carried out regularly and lasts a long time, usually used to repair the imbalance between battery cells.

Energy Efficiency:

Hybrid inverters typically operate at 85% efficiency, meaning very little energy is lost during the DC to AC conversion process. This efficiency ensures that you get the most out of the solar energy produced by your panels.

Extend battery life and improve performance.
Floating charge and equalized charge have their own priorities. Floating charge is used for daily maintenance to ensure that the battery is always in a healthy state. Equalized charge is "deep maintenance", which regularly repairs the battery status to ensure long-term performance. Through the combination of these two charging methods, the battery can maintain a good operating state, reduce the probability of failure and extend the life.

The FT-5KW boasts superior overload capacity, making it ideal for powering heavy-duty equipment such as air conditioners, water pumps, and refrigerators. Its pure sine wave output ensures clean and reliable power to all connected appliances, eliminating any potential harm to sensitive electrical equipment.