1.5KW 2.5KW 12V 4KW 5KW 6.5KW 12KW Hybrid Solar Inverter 5000W 24V 12000W 48V 220V MPPT Solar Controller Off Grid Inverter

The AN-FGI-S inverter offers excellent grid adaptability and stability, enabling it to operate continuously and reliably even under significant grid fluctuations.

Switch Time（Line mode to battery mode）
10ms(typical)UPS mode
10ms(typical)Appliance mode
20ms(typical)Generator mode

Features

The most notable differences among the above inverters
are, first and foremost, their power ratings and battery voltages, as well as
the fact that the 2500W, 4000W, 5000W, 6500W, and 12000W models can all be equipped with a Wi-Fi module. (The 1500W model cannot be used with a Wi-Fi module.)
The 1500W, 2500W, and 4000W models must be connected to a battery to operate.
The 5000W, 6500W, and 12000W models can be used with or without a battery.
The 1500W, 2500W, and 4000W models feature a single MPPT (18A); the 5000W and 6500W models feature a single MPPT (27A); and the 12000W model features dual MPPT (2×22.5A).

4000W, 5000W, 6500W, and 12000W models come with CAN/RS485 for BMS communication.
For other differences in specifications, please refer to the specifications table. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at any time.

The inverter is compatible with 220V/50Hz generators (diesel generators are recommended). Connection method: Connect the generator to the mains input terminal.

Operating Temperate:-10C°~60C°
Relative Humidity:5%~95%(Non-condensing)
Storage Temperature:-15C°~60C°

Inverter use notice

1. The starting power of inductive load electrical appliances shall be at least three times of the rated power of the electrical appliances. If the starting power exceeds the inverter power, the inverter may be damaged. Please select a suitable model before purchasing.

2. Please connect the circuit correctly according to the instructions, and install switches for each circuit.

3. Starting sequence: first turn on the battery switch, start the inverter, and turn on the PV, mains and load switches.

4. Shutdown sequence: turn off the switches of load, PV and mains, turn off the inverter, and finally turn off the battery.

In order to achieve stable operation of the solar system and save electricity bill, it is recommended to connect the battery; when the mode is set to SBU, the system will use the PV and battery first and the utility last.