Technical data

Characteristics of “transformerless dual-stage conversion" inverters
Advantages and limitations of "dual-stage" transformerless architecture
Advantages:
 Input voltage range extremely wide
 Very flat efficiency curves, with performance rather insensitive to operating conditions and input
voltage/output current. The inverter always operates at the optimal voltage level to maximize efficiency
allowed by the stabilizing action of the DC/DC input converters.
 It is possible to create multiple independent input
channels with different installation characteristics
(orientation, tild or diferent panels) without compromising
the energy output of the system.
 Better yield with multiple MPPT
Note:
Though the cost per kWp of these inverters is theoretically higher than that of single-stage systems, the
higher energy output achieved makes it possible to recover any increased costs in a few years!
Energy conversion to alternating current