Cybotix 1.2kW Solar Inverter with MPPT
The Cybotix 1.2kW solar inverter is a compact power solution for homes, shops, and small offices. It combines a solar inverter with a built-in MPPT charge controller, so it harvests solar energy, charges your 12V battery, and supplies standard 220-240V AC power to your appliances, all from one unit.
Built-In MPPT for Efficient Solar Charging
MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) continuously adjusts to draw the most power from your solar panels as sunlight changes during the day. With a wide 18-100V PV input range, this MPPT solar inverter gives you flexibility in how you connect your panels and makes better use of every hour of sunlight.
Reliable 220-240V AC Power
The inverter converts stored battery energy into 220-240V AC at 50/60Hz, compatible with standard household electrical systems. With 1.2kW of output power, it runs everyday essentials such as lights, fans, a TV, a laptop, Wi-Fi routers, and other small appliances.
Simple 12V Battery System
Designed for a 12V battery setup, this 12V solar inverter keeps your system simple and affordable. It suits small solar installations, backup power during outages, and off-grid cabins or shops.
Compact and Lightweight
At just 6.4 kg and measuring 420 × 284 × 94 mm, the Cybotix inverter mounts easily on a wall and fits into tight spaces, from home utility rooms to small shops.
Ideal For
- Home backup power during load shedding and outages
- Small solar systems for homes and apartments
- Shops, kiosks, and small offices
- Off-grid cabins and remote locations
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cybotix |
| Output Power | 1.2kW |
| MPPT Voltage Range | 18-100V |
| Battery Voltage | 12V DC |
| AC Output Voltage | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions | 420 × 284 × 94 mm |
| Weight | 6.4 kg |
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a 1.2kW solar inverter run?
A 1.2kW inverter can power loads of up to 1200W combined, such as LED lights, ceiling fans, a TV, a laptop, and a Wi-Fi router. For appliances with motors, like refrigerators or pumps, check their startup power before connecting them.
What does MPPT mean in a solar inverter?
MPPT stands for Maximum Power Point Tracking. It constantly adjusts the charging process to extract the most power possible from your solar panels, especially as sunlight levels change.
What battery do I need for this inverter?
This inverter works with a 12V battery system. Your battery capacity decides how long the inverter can run your appliances when there is no sunlight.
How should I connect solar panels to this inverter?
Connect your panels so their combined voltage stays within the 18-100V MPPT range. Panel voltage rises in cold weather, so leave a safety margin below 100V. A qualified installer can help you choose the right setup.
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