This reliable, solar pure sine wave inverter charger has built-in electronic safeguards to protect you and your system.

• Does this solar inverter limit PV current? I'm not getting my full power?
• When setting up the solar inverter, ensure Program 36 (PV Charging Current) and Program 7 (Maximum Charge Current) are set to their maximum to ensure no PV current clipping.
• What Is an Inverter Charger with MPPT?
• It is an Integrated unit with MPPT solar charge controller, pure sine wave inverter, and battery charger in one compact unit to let you enjoy the stable power from the sun and the utility grid to keep you powered under any circumstances. Renogy's 3500W 48V Solar Inverter Charger combines solar charging, AC/generator battery charging, and battery inverting into one convenient solution to take your off-grid system to the hybrid level.
• Can I use this inverter to charge my batteries?
• Yes. Compatible with 48V battery banks, this solar inverter charger keeps your battery charged with solar panels and AC/generator.
• Can I use the inverter with a 24V system?
• No. This model can only work with a 48V battery system.
• What size inverter should I buy?
• 1. Sizing the right power output. Make sure your inverter charger can handle at least 1½ times the load of continuous demand you expect to have regularly. To figure this out, simply add up the wattage of each device you plan on running simultaneously. Be sure the inverters you’re considering will be able to supply enough AC power. 2. Check your battery voltage. The DC voltage rating on the inverter will tell you what battery bank it is compatible with. For example, a 48V battery bank will require an inverter that is compatible with 48V DC input. 3. Size your installation spaces. What area or space will you set your inverter? Make sure the inverter will fit in the space you have in mind with enough room around it for proper ventilation and no fire hazards. 4. Remote operation is important. Renogy pure sine inverters come with convenient remote control (BT-2 )and DC HOME APP options so that you can operate the unit from afar.
• Do I need Modified Sine Wave, or Pure Sine Wave?
• Modified sine wave inverters are older technology and generally less expensive. They can be used for many standard appliances but may cause trouble with delicate electronics or audio equipment. Some equipment may work but run hotter than normal. Pure sine wave inverters are a bigger investment, but much more versatile. a) Output voltage wave form is pure sine wave with very low harmonic distortion and clean power like utility-supplied electricity. b) Inductive loads like microwave ovens and motors run faster, quieter and cooler. c) Reduces audible and electrical noise in fans, fluorescent lights, audio amplifiers, TV, Game consoles, Fax, and answering machines. d) Prevents crashes in computers, weird print out, and glitches and noise in monitors.
• Can I use the solar inverter without batteries when using PV or Mains?
• No, at minimum you need to have batteries connected to the unit.