Cybotix – 3.6kw Hybrid Inverter

Cybotix 3.6kW Solar Inverter with MPPT

The Cybotix 3.6kW solar inverter gives medium-sized homes, offices, and shops dependable solar power. It combines a high-capacity inverter with a built-in MPPT solar charge controller, so it captures solar energy, charges your 24V battery bank, and delivers 220-240V AC power to your appliances from a single compact unit.

Wide 40-450V MPPT Input Range

The built-in MPPT controller tracks the optimal power point of your solar array throughout the day, so you get more energy from your panels. The wide 40-450V PV input range lets you connect panels in longer series strings. That reduces cable size and current losses, and suits modern high-wattage solar panels.

3.6kW of Power for Everyday Loads

With 3.6kW of output, this 3600W inverter handles a wide range of household and office loads at once, including lights, fans, a refrigerator, a TV, computers, a washing machine, and a water pump. For motor-driven appliances, check the startup power so the total stays within the inverter’s capacity.

Efficient 24V Battery System

Running on a 24V battery system, the inverter draws lower current than a 12V setup at the same power level. This improves efficiency and reduces strain on cables and batteries, making it a practical choice for longer backup times and larger systems.

Compact, Wall-Mountable Design

At 410 × 336 × 94 mm and just 8.4 kg, the Cybotix 3.6kW inverter is easy to wall-mount and fits neatly in utility rooms, offices, and shops.

Ideal For

• Homes needing backup during load shedding and power cuts
• Offices, shops, and small businesses
• Medium-sized residential solar systems
• Off-grid homes and farmhouses

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What can a 3.6kW solar inverter run?
A 3.6kW inverter can power combined loads of up to 3600W, such as lights, fans, a refrigerator, a TV, computers, and a washing machine. For motor-driven appliances like pumps or air conditioners, check their startup power first.

Why choose a 24V inverter over a 12V inverter?
A 24V system draws half the current of a 12V system at the same power. That improves efficiency, reduces heat, and allows thinner cables, so it’s better suited to higher-power setups like this one.

How should I connect solar panels to this inverter?
Wire your panels in series so the total voltage falls within the 40-450V MPPT range. Panel voltage increases in cold weather, so keep a safety margin below 450V. A qualified installer can design the right string configuration.

What is the difference between the Cybotix 1.2kW and 3.6kW inverters?
The 3.6kW model delivers three times the output power, supports a 24V battery system instead of 12V, and accepts a much wider 40-450V solar input, so it suits larger homes and businesses.