A quiet box on
a hot wall.
Home inverters usually get mounted somewhere inconvenient — the side wall, the car porch, outside a bedroom window. Fanless cooling means that placement stops being a compromise.
Pick by phase and by whether you want batteries
Grid-tied inverters send everything to the house and the grid. Hybrid inverters can also charge a battery, which is what keeps the lights on when supply drops.
| Series | Output | Phase | Type | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DNS | 3 – 6 kW | Single | Grid-tied | 2 MPPTs; compact wall unit |
| DNS G4 | 3 – 6 kW | Single | Grid-tied | Fourth generation; 2 MPPTs; IP66 |
| ES Uniq | 3 – 12 kW | Single | Hybrid (LV) | 1 – 2 MPPTs; IP66; 4 ms backup |
| ET LV | 5 – 20 kW | Three | Hybrid | 2/3/4 MPPTs; IP66; 4 ms backup |
| SDT G3 | 4 – 30 kW | Three | Grid-tied | 2 MPPTs; fanless; IP66 |
What actually goes on the wall
Two ends of the residential range — the compact grid-tied inverter for a straightforward roof, and the floor-standing battery for a house that wants to keep running when the grid does not.
DNS G4 Series
Single-phase wall unit for a roof that does not need a battery. Small enough to sit beside a meter box without dominating the wall.
- Single-phase, wall mounted
- Everything generated goes to the house, then the grid
- No battery, no backup — the simplest install
Lynx A G4 Series · 16 kWh
The floor-standing home battery, with a circular display showing state of charge at a glance. It pairs with a hybrid inverter — the battery stores, the inverter decides.
- 16 kWh in a single floor-standing cabinet
- Floor standing — no wall structure needed to carry the weight
- Paired with a hybrid inverter, keeps selected circuits alive when the grid drops
How much backup do you actually need?
Batteries are priced by the kilowatt-hour, so oversizing is expensive and undersizing is annoying. These are the blocks available.
Entry block. Covers lights, fans, fridge, routers through a typical outage.
Low-voltage block for a household that wants aircon overnight.
High-voltage stack for a large home or a small commercial load. Add modules as demand grows.
Fast enough that a desktop PC does not reboot.
What a hybrid inverter actually does
Two minutes from GoodWe on why the hybrid unit is the one worth paying for — it is the part that decides where every kilowatt goes.
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