Solar inverters generate a large amount of heat during operation. If this heat is not dissipated in a timely manner, the internal temperature of the inverter will continue to rise, leading to a decrease in device performance, shortened lifespan, and even causing malfunctions. Therefore, based on solar inverters with different heat exchangers, we provide you with suitable cooling solutions.

Air cooled heat exchangers use air as a cooling medium and force air to flow over the surface of the heat exchanger through a fan to achieve heat exchange. ​
Design selection: We determine the size, heat dissipation area, and fan air volume and pressure of the air-cooled heat exchanger based on the power size, heating power, and operating environment of the inverter. Generally speaking, compact plate fin air-cooled heat exchangers can be used for small solar inverters, which have the characteristics of small size and high heat dissipation efficiency; Large inverters can use tube and strip air-cooled heat exchangers, which have a large heat dissipation area and can meet high-power heat dissipation requirements.
Liquid cooled heat exchangers use liquid as the cooling medium, which circulates inside the heat exchanger, absorbs the heat generated by the inverter, and then dissipates the heat to the external environment through the radiator.
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