itel IPV-8K48U 8kW Off-Grid Inverter

Note: No grid export and no net metering: the datasheet has no grid-output or feed-in section, and certification stops at IEC 62109 and IEC 61683 without the IEC 62116 anti-islanding and IEC 61727 grid-connection standards a net-metered unit needs. itel and most dealers sell it as a hybrid, and it will run your load and charge from the grid or a generator, but it cannot export. The datasheet publishes MPPT tracking efficiency and battery-mode conversion efficiency but no PV-to-AC conversion figure, so the efficiency field is left empty rather than filled with a number that measures something else. 8000 W and 8 kVA on a 48 V bank from up to 16,000 W of PV across two MPPTs, and the trackers are not equal: 30 A on one and 15 A on the other, over an 85 to 450 V window on a 500 V ceiling with a 75 V start. 160 A from solar and from mains or generator, 180 A discharge. Surge 16 kW for 5 seconds, and up to 36.4 A from the grid in bypass. Parallels to 9 units in single phase or 12 in three phase. 93% battery-mode efficiency. Under 55 dB with PV connected and 45 dB without. Overload is staged at 105 to 150% for 10 seconds and 150 to 200% for 5 seconds, and it switches in 10 ms in UPS mode or 20 ms for appliances. Dual output with smart load support and a diesel generator input, with WiFi, RS485, CAN, RS232 and dry contact. IP54, rated -10 to +55 °C with derating above 45 °C, up to 4000 m. 3-year replacement. 20 kg in a 420 × 520 × 125 mm case. It shares its 8 kW rating with the older IPV-8K48T, but this U version has a 500 V rather than 535 V PV ceiling, a 30 A plus 15 A tracker split instead of 30 A plus 20 A, and 160 A instead of 140 A mains charging. Street price in Pakistan Rs 195,000 to Rs 199,000 (w11stop.com Rs 195,000; Kamal Solar Rs 199,000, in stock), read 21 September 2026.