Key Features

• Role of Smart Inverters – Unlike conventional inverters, smart inverters provide advanced grid-support functions such as voltage regulation, frequency stabilization, and reactive power control.
• Grid Integration – Enable seamless integration of solar PV systems into the power grid while maintaining grid stability and reliability.
• Voltage & Frequency Control – Smart inverters can dynamically adjust output to support grid voltage and frequency, preventing fluctuations caused by variable solar generation.
• Communication Capabilities – Equipped with communication interfaces (e.g., IoT, SCADA, IEEE 2030.5) to exchange real-time data with utilities for monitoring and control.
• Power Quality Improvement – Reduce issues such as harmonics, flicker, and imbalance, thereby enhancing overall grid power quality.
  Anti-Islanding Protection – Automatically disconnect during grid faults or outages to ensure safety and compliance with standards.
  Energy Management – Enable functions like peak shaving, load shifting, and integration with energy storage systems.
  Cybersecurity & Standards – Must comply with grid codes (IEEE 1547, IEC standards) and implement secure communication protocols.
  Recycling and reuse of construction materials minimize environmental damage.