YACHU 6.2kW 48V Hybrid Inverter

Yes, within its size. A hybrid inverter charges your battery from solar panels and KPLC power, then switches over automatically when the grid goes off, so connected lights, TV, Wi-Fi and fridge keep running from the battery. How long it lasts depends on battery size and load; cookers, kettles and water heaters drain small systems fast.

Only the circuits wired to the inverter stay on, so we agree with you which ones matter before we install. WhatsApp us your appliance list and we will size it.

A 6.2kW inverter like the YACHU 6.2kW is a 48V unit, so it needs a 48V battery bank: one 48V (51.2V) lithium battery, such as our YACHU 5kWh (KSh 95,000) or 10kWh (KSh 160,000), or four 12V batteries wired in series. Many 5kVA hybrid inverters also run at 48V; check the label.

Four 12V 200Ah gel batteries in series store about 9.6kWh, but only about half is usable if you want them to last, so they give roughly the same usable energy as the 5kWh lithium battery. More storage means longer backup, not more power at once.

Some models, yes. The YACHU 1.5kW and 6.2kW hybrid inverter listings say they can be monitored on a phone through a Wi-Fi module. Ask us whether the module comes with your unit or costs extra before you buy, and which app it uses; we can help you connect it.

Not exactly. kW is real power and kVA is apparent power, and sellers often mix the two. Our YACHU hybrid inverters are sold by kW: 1.5kW (12V, KSh 27,000), 3.5kW (24V, KSh 33,000) and 6.2kW (48V, KSh 45,000). When you compare a “5kVA” quote, compare continuous output in watts and the battery voltage.

Ask us for the datasheet of the model you are considering and we will explain the ratings in plain terms.

A hybrid inverter combines an inverter, a solar charge controller (MPPT) and a grid charger in one box, so it can power your home from solar, battery and KPLC electricity. A normal inverter only turns battery power into AC and needs a separate charge controller. Our YACHU hybrid inverters cost KSh 27,000 to KSh 45,000.

Our normal (standard) YACHU 12V inverters cost KSh 2,500 (300W) and KSh 3,500 (600W), with a 1000W model on request. They suit small loads such as a TV, router and laptop.

At Technics Electricals & Solar in Kiserian, YACHU hybrid inverters cost KSh 27,000 for the 1.5kW 12V, KSh 33,000 for the 3.5kW 24V and KSh 45,000 for the 6.2kW 48V. Each has a built-in MPPT solar charge controller and is listed with a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Installation is quoted separately.

Pick the size by what must run at the same time, and match the battery to the inverter voltage. Ask us for the warranty terms.

A hybrid inverter is the control box of a solar system: it takes power from solar panels, a battery and KPLC, decides which to use, charges the battery and switches over automatically when the grid fails. YACHU hybrid inverters at Technics Electricals & Solar cost KSh 27,000 (1.5kW), KSh 33,000 (3.5kW) and KSh 45,000 (6.2kW).