WVC-1200W MPPT Grid-Tie Pure Sine Wave Inverter — DC-to-AC Solar & Wind with LCD AC Data Monitor
4.0(22 ratings)Overview: The WVC-1200W grid-tie inverter delivers pure sine wave DC-to-AC conversion for solar and wind systems and is built for long-term use. Its enclosure is constructed from aluminum alloy, offering durability and strong resistance to rust to reduce replacement frequency and lower lifetime cost.
Efficiency & Power Handling: A high-precision MPPT regulator is integrated to optimize energy harvesting from PV panels by accurately locating and locking the maximum power point, boosting energy yield by more than 25%. The unit also supports efficient reverse power transmission to feed unused energy back to the grid, with a transmission efficiency that can reach 99.9%.
Monitoring: An onboard LCD provides live AC data readouts including voltage, power, frequency and current so you can monitor system performance at a glance. Control & Performance: The inverter employs intelligent soft-switching and high-frequency switching power supply techniques along with 32-bit DSP full digital SPWM control.
These technologies combine to provide fast response, strong anti-interference capability, advanced intelligence and a comprehensive functional feature set to satisfy user requirements. Protection & Weather Resistance: Built-in protection covers six conditions—over-temperature protection, under-voltage alarm, under-voltage protection, over-voltage protection, short circuit protection and overload protection.
The unit is rated IP65 for waterproofing, helping protect the surface from rain and outdoor exposure.
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