A hybrid solar inverter combines a solar charge controller, battery inverter, and grid-tie inverter into a single device. Unlike a standard on-grid inverter that shuts down during outages, a hybrid unit keeps loads running by automatically switching between solar, battery, and grid power.

Three Operating Modes

Solar Priority: Solar panels power your loads first; surplus energy charges the battery bank. Battery Priority: When solar output drops, stored battery energy takes over. Grid Backup: If both solar and battery are insufficient, the grid or generator steps in automatically.

Who Needs One

Hybrid inverters suit homeowners and businesses that want energy independence without sacrificing grid reliability — solar farms, off-grid cabins, commercial facilities with frequent outages, and anyone pairing panels with a lithium or lead-acid battery bank.

Models Available at inverter.com

inverter.com stocks four models from 3kW to 10kW, priced $1,586–$5,739. All feature pure sine wave output, MPPT range up to 250V–900V DC, and up to 93% efficiency.

Browse the full range: https://www.inverter.com/hybrid-solar-inverter