600 Watt Solar Micro Inverter, Grid-tie Inverter

ATO-WVC-600 (wireless) grid tie solar micro inverter using IP65 waterproof streamline design, can effectively prevent rainwater on the surface erosion. It can better track the change of solar luminosity and control different output power by the MPPT function, to effectively capture and collect sunlight. It can also automatic shift local grid voltage to 120V or 230V AC output.

Features

• High performance maximum power point tracking (MPPT)
• Reverse power transmission
• Intelligent monitoring management
• Input/output is fully isolated to protect the electrical safety
• Multiple parallel stacking
• Digital control system
• Simplify maintenance (user serviceable)
• Operation and maintenance costs low
• Flexible installation
• Use the wireless 433MHz communication mode

Parameter List

APP Download 

Use the mobile phone QR code scanning function to scan the QR code below to download the application (A-1), or download the "Cloud Smart" application(A-2) through the Apple Store or Google Store. 

*Note:  Use your Phone to scan QR code,download and install the APP Support: Android 5.0 or aboveIos 9.0 or Above. For more download steps, please check the User Manual.

Tips: Solar micro inverter used in truck

At home, people do not worry about running multiple appliances at a time. Connecting to the grid provides sufficient capacitance to start and operate these devices. But on the road, truck drivers have to rely on the battery and internal electrical system of the vehicle, which is limited compared with the capacity of the family. Trucks are equipped with more and more advanced systems to deal with greater electricity demand. These systems include solar micro inverters, which obtain DC from batteries at various power levels and types and convert it to 12V voltage for most modern devices.

These solar micro inverters are usually combined with chargers and shore power connections. Installed on the line of the truck's transducer, all sockets in the sleeper cab have AC power supply. The frequency converter should be selected initially according to the continuous power output. But even if owners and operators think they have enough capacity to handle the load and know how much they can demand from the system, they can still get bogged down by a phenomenon called surge power. Some electronic devices absorb relatively constant current when turned on. However, induction appliances, such as microwave ovens or appliances using magnets or transformers, require an initial power surge to start and then drop to a lower level, known as continuous power. Depending on the device or application, the requirement for starting surge power can be as high as five seconds. In short, a 1000 watt microwave oven may take up to 2000 watts a second or two, and then down to 1000 watts to heat food.

If you install a "micro inverter" on your new car, you will be able to use electrical appliances on trucks easily. Truck original equipment manufacturers know that fleet and truck drivers need sufficient surge power, which is one of the reasons why almost all truck manufacturers choose the converter as an OEM specification option. In addition to providing higher surge voltage, high quality inverters also provide a wide operating temperature range and battery charging without electricity.