A hybrid inverter is a device that combines traditional inverters and energy storage systems, primarily used to convert direct current (usually from solar photovoltaic panels or other renewable energy sources) into alternating current and can be integrated with battery energy storage systems. The feature of this inverter is that it can support both grid-connected and standalone operation modes, suitable for home, commercial, and industrial users.

The main functions of the hybrid inverter include:

1.Power conversion: Converting the stored battery DC power into AC power for home or industrial use.
2.Energy management: Intelligently managing energy flow, such as using battery energy during high electricity prices or charging during low prices.
3.Grid interaction: Can be connected to the grid and participate in power feedback or support emergency power supply.
4.Multiple input sources: In addition to photovoltaic power generation, it can also accept input from other renewable energy sources such as wind energy.

Hybrid inverters can improve energy utilization efficiency and provide users with more flexible energy management solutions, which are an important part of achieving renewable energy integration and smart energy systems.