Daewoo launches hybrid battery-inverters for residential PV

Daewoo’s new hybrid inverters feature LiFePO4 batteries. They are available in six variants, with power ratings ranging from 0.5 kVA to 10 kVA.

May 21, 2024 Uma Gupta

Daewoo India

Korean brand Daewoo has unveiled lithium battery inverters that are compatible with solar power. These hybrid inverters are available in rated power outputs of 0.5 kVA to 10 kVA, catering to a wide spectrum of power requirements for homes and businesses alike. The inbuilt LiFePO4 lithium batteries eliminate the risk of acid leakages.

The 1 kVA and 2 kVA inverters come in a compact, portable design and can be wall-mounted or used outdoors as a reliable power bank.

The inverter can handle maximum DC input voltage of 25 V (for 0.5 kVA model) to 230 V (10 kVA model) from the solar panels. The maximum recommended PV input power is 100 Wp to 10 kWp.

Changeover time in UPS mode is less than 10 milliseconds.

““With its solar charging compatibility and inbuilt charge controller, the Daewoo lithium inverter empowers customers to use the power of renewable energy, reducing dependency on conventional power sources. Besides, with features like pure sine wave output, auto restart upon AC recovery, and advanced protection against overload, over-temperature, and short circuits, it ensures a safe and reliable power backup experience,” stated Daewoo.

“With built-in safety mechanisms, complete 5-year warranty and an impressive 15-year battery life cycle, it provides peace of mind to users, ensuring uninterrupted power backup for years to come.”

Kelwon Electronics & Appliances is the manufacturing and marketing partner of DAEWOO India. The Daewoo maintenance-free lithium inverters are priced at INR 31,274 for the 0.5 kVA model, INR 50,229 for the 1.0 kVA model, INR 74,871 for the 2 kVA model, INR 151,639 for the 3 kVA model, INR 289,480 for the 5 kVA model, and INR 523,938 for the 10 kVA model.

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