New Zealand industrial inverter prices

What types of solar inverters are available in NZ?

There are different types of inverter available. This includes inverters that can connect to the electricity grid based on your home’s connection. One of the most common types of solar inverter in use in NZ, however, is the hybrid inverter.

Why should you buy a NZ inverter?

Locally stocked inverters and batteries backed by robust NZ warranties and decades of tech expertise for swift, reliable support. Precision-engineered racking with click-in assembly, rigorously tested for wind, snow, and UV resistance—built for fast, durable installs.

Why should you buy a solar inverter in NZ in June 2025?

June 2025 marks a turning point for solar in NZ, with new builds, rural financing, and ICP growth pointing to structural change across residential, industrial, and utility sectors. Source high-performance hybrid, residential & commercial solar inverters. Complete technical support, local stock, and comprehensive warranties for your installations.

What types of inverters are available?

These are available as: Single-phase: designed for home and small business applications. Three-phase: developed for higher yield and more suitable for commercial environments. Hybrid inverters: have the option to draw power from the grid or your energy storage system. Hybrid inverters are great during power blackouts.

Who makes a good inverter?

We partner with globally trusted brands—like GoodWe, Redback, TBB—ensuring each inverter undergoes rigorous testing and meets stringent quality standards. Strong efficiency ratings, minimal downtime, and responsive backup capabilities translate into consistent, predictable energy yields.

What is a utility scale modular inverter?

Utility scale modular inverters for solar and energy storage utilising the very latest modular design. Available in models ranging in size from 1525kVA – 4390kVA, 1500VDC. A comprehensive range of AC and DC electric vehicle (EV) chargers including our NB Station, which consists of a central power station that supplies energy to recharging posts.