Three-phase network solar inverter GW-DT is designed to convert electrical energy from solar panels into alternating current.

This inverter has an RS-485 interface for connecting up to 50 inverters into a single control and monitoring network and a Wi-Fi port for monitoring operation. Optionally, it is possible to equip the inverter with an Ezlogger device with an Ethernet (or Wi-Fi) port for remote monitoring of the inverter operation via the Internet.

The large graphical display shows the current and accumulated parameters of the inverter and the hourly schedule for the receipt of electricity from solar panels for the current day.

Thanks to two MPPT trackers, two independent circuits of solar panels located in different planes (for example, on different roof slopes) can be connected to this inverter.

The grid-mounted photovoltaic inverter generates electricity only during the day, since it does not provide for the connection of batteries. The inverter is connected in parallel to the existing 380 Volt network and the energy it produces is mixed into the existing network and used first. If solar energy is not enough, then electricity from the conventional network is used together with it. With this inverter and solar panels, you can significantly save on electricity bills.

When the voltage of 380 volts is lost in the network, the network inverter turns off, since for its operation a prerequisite is the presence of a mains voltage source of 380 volts.

To increase the output power, it is possible to connect several inverters in parallel.