Off-grid solar inverter SRNE 24 V 3300W HF2430S80-H

SRNE HF2430S80-H Off-Grid Solar Inverter - 3.3 kW / 24 V

The SRNE HF 3.3 kW is a modern, multifunctional off-grid solar inverter.
It combines a pure sine wave inverter, an MPPT solar charge controller and a battery charger for optimum energy management.

Ideal for stand-alone and off-grid installations in Europe, it is aimed at both private individuals and professionals wishing to secure their power supply.

Key features:

• Output power: 3,300 W (pure sine wave).

• Battery voltage: 24 V (lithium and lead-acid compatible).

• Integrated MPPT solar controller (high efficiency).

• Multiple energy sources: solar, batteries, mains/genset.

• Advanced protection: overload, short-circuit, overvoltage, overheating.

Practical applications

• Stand-alone home: powers lighting, fridge, freezer, computers and small electrical appliances.

• Isolated cottage or refuge: operates without a mains connection, ideal for mountain or rural areas.

• Farm: powers pumps, electrical equipment and tools.

• Back-up electricity: maintains power supply in the event of a prolonged power cut.

• Professional sites: mobile offices, technical containers, off-grid worksites.

With the SRNE HF 3.3 kW / 24 V, you have a complete, modern and reliable solar solution, ideal for guaranteeing autonomy and energy peace of mind.

FAQ - SRNE HF 3.3 kW / 24 V solar inverter

1. Can this inverter work without an electricity grid?
Yes, it is a 100% off-grid inverter. It can only work with your solar panels and batteries.

2. Which batteries are compatible?
The device works with 24 V lithium (LiFePO4, NMC) and lead-acid (AGM, Gel, OPzS) batteries.

3. Can I use it in a home in France or Belgium?
Yes, it complies with European (EU) standards and is perfectly suited to solar installations in Belgium, France and elsewhere.

4. Can I connect a generator as back-up?
Yes, the inverter accepts a mains/generator input to recharge the batteries if necessary.

5. How much power can I supply?
Up to 3,300 W continuously: fridge, freezer, television, computers, lighting, light appliances. For more powerful appliances (heating, air conditioning), consider a higher model.