Quick answer: A 5KW solar system of this configuration produces about 33.6KWH per day from 16x350W monocrystalline panels and driven by a 5KW/7KVA inverter. Built by Mars Solar (factory since 2008), CE/ROHS certified, 25-year panel life, shipped factory-direct to 130+ countries.
Murtada is from Sudan,he have searched solar power system products in Google.MARS solar batteryless solar system attracted his attention.As we know,the Republic of Sudan is located in northeastern Africa, on the west coast of the Red Sea,the unique geographical environment has created Sudan's abundant solar energy.Becuase the level of power infrastructure is not high,so it need to use off grid solar system.Most of the off grid solar system must work with battery,these off grid solar inverter can not work without battery.The cost of the battery occupies a large part of the solar system.The users from Sudan want to use batteryless solar system,it can reduce the solar system cost.
How it work for the batteryless solar system?
This is the drawing to show you how it work when you don’t connect with battery.
This is the drawing to show you how it work when you connect with battery.
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