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Maximum input current
Maximum input current is the highest current a specified inverter input is designed to accept, usually shown in amps on a solar or hybrid inverter datasheet.
Maximum input current is the highest current that a specified inverter input is designed to accept, usually shown in amps on a solar or hybrid inverter datasheet. It is normally read per PV input, string or MPPT tracker, rather than as a whole-system output rating. The value helps show whether a proposed PV string sits within the inverter's input limits, but it is separate from maximum short-circuit current, MPPT voltage range, AC output current, battery charge and discharge current, export limits and DNO approval.
Category
Inverters and power electronics
Applies to
Solar, Battery storage
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