Photovoltaic inverter adds cooling fan

Which solar inverter cooling fan should I use?

The solar inverter cooling fan with protection level IP68 will be used. The solar power system’s current inverter determines the amount of AC watts that can be distributed for use, e.g. to a power grid.

What is a PV inverter cooling fan?

The PV inverter cooling fan is one of the critical auxiliary equipment in the photovoltaic power generation system. Given the large power of the current centralized solar inverter, forced air cooling is usually used.

Can solar inverters be cooled?

Solar inverters can be cooled in one of two ways: by using a passive cooling system or through active cooling. Passive or natural cooling means that the inverter’s cooling fin dissipates heat without the need for a fan. This lack of air circulation leads to hotspots of warm air, which reduce the lifespan of the solar inverter.

Why are solar inverter cooling fans important?

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) cooling fans are essential in keeping electronic components such as the inverter and rectifier cool enough to operate safely. If the internal solar inverter cooling fans don’t work properly, these components run at much higher temperatures, which makes them deteriorate far quicker.

What is passive cooling in a solar inverter?

Passive or natural cooling means that the inverter’s cooling fin dissipates heat without the need for a fan. This lack of air circulation leads to hotspots of warm air, which reduce the lifespan of the solar inverter. The second alternative to passive cooling is to utilise active cooling.

Do solar inverters use forced air cooling?

At present, most of the mainstream single-phase inverters and three-phase inverters below 20kW on the market use the natural cooling method. Forced air cooling is mainly a method of forcing the air around the device to flow by means of a solar inverter cooling fan, so as to take away the heat emitted by the device.