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DS ENERGY 6.5KVA HYBRID INVERTER

Jul 17th, 2026 at 17:55   Energy   Lagos   7 views Reference: 70

Location: Lagos

Price: ₦550,000


DS ENERGY 6.5kVA hybrid solar inverter with an inbuilt 60A MPPT charge controller is a high-capacity, heavy-duty power solution designed to manage large residential homes, multi-story apartments, or medium-sized offices. This specific size provides a generous AC power output to handle multiple heavy appliances simultaneously, while its integrated 60A MPPT charge controller efficiently harvests substantial solar energy to keep your battery bank charged. 

Core Description and System Behavior

This unit acts as a centralized energy management hub. It simultaneously connects to solar panels, a battery bank, the public utility grid, and a backup generator. The inverter uses an intelligent prioritized distribution system (typically customizable via software as Solar-First, Battery-First, or Grid-First) to power your loads with the cheapest and most available energy source in real time. 

The 60A MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) charge controller built into this system is highly advanced. It constantly tracks the voltage and current of your solar array to ensure the maximum possible wattage is extracted from the sun and delivered to your batteries with up to 98% conversion efficiency. 

Typical Technical Specifications

 1. Inverter AC Output Specs

- Rated Continuous Power: 6500 VA / 6500 W (Typically a 1.0 power factor, meaning real usable wattage matches the volt-amperage).

- Surge / Peak Power: Up to 13,000 VA (Handles heavy startup surges from large electric motors and compressors for up to 5 seconds).

- Output Voltage: 230 VAC ± 5% (Single-phase).

- Output Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz (Auto-sensing).

- Waveform: Pure Sine Wave (Ensures zero distortion, making it safe for medical equipment, servers, and high-end electronics).

- Transfer Time: ≤ 10 ms for personal computers; ≤ 20 ms for standard home appliances (seamless power switching). 

 

 2. Battery Bank Requirements

- Nominal DC Voltage: 48 VDC (Standard for this power capacity to minimize current draw and prevent cable overheating. Requires either a single 48V Lithium-ion pack or four 12V lead-acid/gel batteries in series).

- Floating Charge Voltage: ≈ 54 VDC.

- Overcharge Protection: ≈ 60 VDC to 63 VDC.

- Compatible Battery Chemistry: Lithium-ion (LiFePO₄), AGM, Gel, and Flooded/Tubular Lead-Acid. 

 

 3. Built-In 60A MPPT Charge Controller Specs [23] 

- Maximum Solar Array Power: ≈ 3200 W to 4000 W of total photovoltaic (PV) panels.

- Maximum Solar Open Circuit Voltage ($V_{OC}$): Typically high, ranging from 145 VDC up to 450 VDC – 500 VDC (High PV voltage designs allow you to string many panels in series, reducing the thickness and cost of the DC wiring required).

- MPPT Operating Voltage Range: Usually 60 VDC – 145 VDC (for standard designs) or 120 VDC – 430 VDC (for high-voltage models).

- Maximum Solar Charging Current: 60 A continuous charging current from PV to the battery bank. [24, 25, 26] 

 

 4. AC Charger (Grid / Generator Input)

- AC Input Voltage Range: 170 – 280 VAC (UPS mode) or 90 – 280 VAC (Appliance mode for wide grid fluctuations).

- Maximum AC Charging Current: Adjustable up to 60A or 80A (Blends with solar charging to achieve high-speed recovery of large battery banks). [27, 28, 29, 30] 

Load Capabilities: What Can It Power?

- With 6500W of continuous power, this inverter transitions you from "critical load backup" to "whole-house comfort." It easily handles high-draw appliances that smaller inverters fail to start. [31] 

- What it CAN run simultaneously: 20-30 LED lights, 6-8 ceiling fans, multiple laptops and TVs, a large double-door refrigerator, a deep freezer, a microwave, a water pumping machine (1 HP to 1.5 HP), and one or two 1.5 HP inverter air conditioners.

- What it CAN power (with smart management): You can comfortably use heavy thermal appliances like an electric boiling kettle, a washing machine, or an iron. However, you should avoid turning all of these thermal items on at the exact same second to prevent overloading the 6500W threshold.

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