Today, we share our opinion on whether a hybrid inverter needs a solar charge controller.Our opinion is that you do not need to buy a solar charge controller.
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Because there is a solar charge controller built in the hybrid inverter, and the installation is more convenient and easy.
Of course, the hybrid inverter can be said to be an upgraded version of the inverter.Because an inverter and a solar controller are built into hybrid inverter, it means that it has the functions of an inverter and a solar charge controller at the same time.Usually, hybrid inverter is mostly used in the solar power system, only need to connect the photovoltaic module and the battery.
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