FTBM400 Micro Inverter PM Series (IP67 400-2000W)

A micro inverter is a small power inverter device used in solar power systems to convert direct current (DC) generated by a single solar module into alternating current (AC). Unlike traditional string inverters, which are connected to multiple solar panels, each micro inverter is typically installed on or near an individual solar panel. This decentralized approach allows for independent power optimization of each panel, minimizing the impact of shading or panel performance variations on the overall system. Micro inverters enhance the efficiency and performance of solar arrays by maximizing the energy harvest from each panel and providing real-time monitoring capabilities for system diagnostics.

Panel-Level Power Optimization:
Micro inverters operate on a per-panel basis, allowing for individual optimization of each solar panel's output. This ensures that the entire system performs at its maximum capacity, even if certain panels are shaded or affected by different environmental factors.
Enhanced Energy Harvesting:
By optimizing the power output of each panel, micro inverters maximize the overall energy harvesting capability of the solar array. This can lead to increased energy production compared to traditional string inverters, especially in installations with panels experiencing varying levels of sunlight.
Fault Tolerance and Reliability:
The decentralized nature of micro inverters enhances system reliability. If one micro inverter malfunctions or experiences issues, it doesn't affect the performance of the entire solar array, as opposed to centralized string inverters.
Real-Time Monitoring:
Many micro inverters come equipped with monitoring capabilities that provide real-time data on the performance of individual panels and the overall system. This allows users to identify and address issues promptly, ensuring optimal system operation.
Flexible System Design:
Micro inverters offer flexibility in system design, allowing for easier expansion or modification of solar arrays. New panels can be added without significantly impacting the existing system, providing scalability.
Safety Features:
Micro inverters typically have built-in safety features, such as rapid shutdown capabilities. This enhances the safety of the solar power system during maintenance or emergencies.
Installation Simplicity:
Installation of micro inverters is often simpler compared to string inverters. Each micro inverter is connected to a single solar panel, eliminating the need for complex string configurations.
Increased System Uptime:
Due to the decentralized nature and fault tolerance, micro inverters contribute to increased system uptime. Even if one or more panels are underperforming or shaded, the rest of the system continues