Grid-Tied Inverters

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OutBack GFX1548 Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 1500 Watts 48 Volts 120V/60hz
OutBack GFX1424 Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 1400 Watts 24 Volts 120V/60hz
OutBack GFX1312 Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 1300 Watts 12 Volts 120V/60hz
OutBack GTFX2012E Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 2000 Watts 12 Volts 230VAC 50HZ
OutBack GVFX2612E Vented Grid-Tie Inverter 2600 Watts 12 Volts 230VAC 50HZ
OutBack GTFX2024E Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 2000 Watts 24 Volts 230VAC 50HZ
Outback GTFX3048 Sealed Grid Tie Inverter 3000W 48V 120VAC 60hz
OutBack GTFX2524 Sealed Grid-Tie Inverter 2500 Watts 24 Volts
Magnum Energy MS2012, Off Grid Inverter, 2000 Watts, 12 Volts, P

Get a Grid-Tied Inverter at The Solar Store and Start Slashing Your Electricity Bill!

A grid-tied inverter converts the DC power your solar panels create into the AC power the grid needs. Any excess power you generate from your solar system gets fed to your utility through net metering. Your home or business still pulls power from the grid like normal when solar production drops. You don’t need any batteries for this type of system.

We help homeowners set up grid-tie systems when they want to lower their electricity bills without building a totally off-grid solar system. Your utility is still a viable backup, and you may get credited for the power you send back to the grid.

The Solar Store is your trusted source for any type of solar panel inverter. We’ve handpicked the latest and greatest models from the best brands the industry has to offer, and you’ll gain access to the lowest pricing with a full manufacturer warranty when you shop with us. Some of our most popular brands include:

Most models here still support battery backup, so you can start grid-tied and move off the grid later on if you decide to add storage. Our customer service team is here to help you pick the right grid-tied inverter, so reach out today and take the next step toward energy independence!

FAQ

It’s a unique type of inverter that syncs with your utility power. It’ll convert DC from your panels into grid-compatible AC just like any inverter. Then, it sends excess electricity back to your utility company. This can get you a credit with your utility company. 

Regular inverters (AKA off-grid inverters) run independently of the grid, using battery banks instead. A grid-tied inverter syncs with the grid’s frequency and voltage. It also has anti-islanding protection to automatically shut down during outages so as to not backfeed into lines utility crews are working on.

No. Not a pure grid-tied inverter, at least. There are hybrid models (Sol-Ark and EG4 make some) that can run on batteries and connect to the grid if that’s what you’re interested in.

Yes! You’ll just need an interconnection agreement with your utility, a permit from your local building department, and an inspection before going live. Do your due diligence on your net metering policies and credit rates before you install one of these.

We have inverters starting as low as $400 if you just need a smaller residential solution. Some of the bigger commercial hybrid systems (like the Sol-Ark 18K) are over $6,000. That’s quite the range, so get in touch with our team and we’ll help you narrow it down to a more specific figure.

Yes, but you’ll have to account for the extra steps that come with the interconnection process. That can be a hassle in some cases. A lot of our customers still handle it on their own with our help when they run into hurdles. This is part of what makes us the #1 choice for all your solar component needs. 

It’s hard to say anything but the Sol-Ark 18K. It has 18kW continuous output, three independent MPPT trackers, and you can stack up to 12 units for a commercial-grade system. We also really like the Outback VFXR series for residential setups. Get a personalized recommendation from our team based on YOUR needs today! 

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