For a limited time only - one panel solar kits with an 800 W micro inverter

We’ve recently been facing shortages of components and temporarily are shipping Robinsun Performance plug & play solar kits with just one panel with 800 W micro inverters instead of the 400 W models they normally ship with. Take advantage of this opportunity, only available for a limited time, to get your easy-to-upgrade kit today!

400 W or 800 W micro inverter - what is the difference?

A plug & play solar kit needs a micro-inverter to convert the solar panels’ DC power to AC, on which your home’s electricity network runs. Our solar kits of one panel usually come with a 400 W micro inverter, while the two panel kits use an 800 W inverter. Both inverters are from TSUN, use the same app and are of the same excellent quality. While the 400 W model has just one pair of MC4 connectors to connect 1 solar panel, the 800 W model has two pairs and can connect 2 solar panels.

Short term change in micro inverter availability

Due to a shortage of 400 W micro inverter availability in Europe, we have decided to provide the 800 W inverter also on our one panel kits, until we can get hold of new 400 W micro inverter stock. We don’t know how long this situation will persist. But we recommend everybody interested in a 400 W kit to take advantage of it. The price of the kit stays the same.

Conclusions

Plugging in two 400 W kits with two micro inverters is the same as operating a single 800 W kit with just one 800 W micro inverter, as we wrote recently. But buying two separate 400 W kits is usually a bit more expensive than buying a single 800 W kit. With this current change, you have a chance to easily upgrade your 400 W kit to an 800 W one in the future.