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Hybrid inverters are widely used in the following areas:

Renewable energy field: For example, in solar photovoltaic power generation systems, hybrid inverters can convert direct current generated by solar panels into alternating current and be incorporated into the grid, while effectively managing and optimizing energy distribution.

Distributed power generation system: Combined with a variety of small power generation devices (such as micro gas turbines, fuel cells, etc.) to achieve efficient use of distributed energy and grid connection.

Energy storage system: Cooperate with batteries and other energy storage devices to realize the storage and release management of electric energy and ensure the stability of power supply.

Electric vehicle charging: Used for electric vehicle charging piles to convert electrical energy from the grid into a form suitable for vehicle charging.

Industrial automation: to provide stable alternating current for motors and equipment in factories and optimize the power supply in the production process.

Communication base station: Ensure the continuous and stable power supply of communication equipment.

Power in islands and remote areas: Where access to electricity is relatively difficult, hybrid inverters combine local renewable and other forms of energy to provide reliable power.