Good day,
which inverter to use is always a compromise between brands depending on your needs. for example if you want a 1 phase inverter then you are limited if you want to have a 3 phase connection to your home for use of a induction cooking set.
but the sun doesn’t have to be as bright to create energy.
and the three phase the only down side is that you need more sunlight to start giving you energy.
Now on the brands to choose from that is al little bit in what system they use to convert your energy.
For example PWM converters aren’t the most efficient because it wil just follow its pre programmed formation to convert, on the other hand it is cheap.
Other systems use a more sophisticated were most of the detaqils of the converting is company secret. take for example a ABB (DTC).
But after a wile of research i came to the conclusion to take a solaredge because it has almost everything i wanted.
I have 17 panels of 340Wp each and a 3-phase converter for futher use of a induction cooking plate.
I hope is gave you enough information.
(always take a good look to the details in your quotation with every company and be sure to take the optimizers for every panel. )
