Mercury SC MAX 8KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter 48V
Power a large home, workshop, or business through blackouts. The Mercury 8KW hybrid inverter combines an inverter, a battery charger, and solar input in one heavy-duty unit, so you run your site on the grid, a generator, and solar panels together. As a result, you cut diesel costs and keep your equipment running. In addition, its 48V design carries high power with lower battery current than smaller 12V and 24V systems.
Why choose this inverter?
- 8KW of power: It runs many appliances at once, so it suits large homes, clinics, shops, and workshops.
- 48V battery system: The higher voltage means thinner cables and lower losses, which makes a large system more efficient.
- Pure sine wave output: The clean power protects sensitive electronics and also helps motors run smoothly.
- Hybrid solar support: You connect solar panels and choose whether solar or mains power charges your batteries first.
- Works with the grid or a generator: It switches between sources automatically, so your lights stay on.
- LCD control: You set charging priority and battery settings from the display, so you tune the system to your batteries.
- Built-in protection: It guards against overload, high temperature, and short circuits, which keeps your system safe.
What can the Mercury 8KW hybrid inverter power? (verify)
The Mercury 8KW hybrid inverter suits large homes, offices, clinics, schools, and small factories. It can run lights, fans, computers, freezers, and refrigerators together, and it can also handle larger motor loads. However, air conditioners, pumps, and workshop machines need extra power on start-up, so the right size depends on your total load and battery bank. Send us your appliance list, and we will confirm the right setup before you order.
Specifications
- Brand: Mercury
- Model: SC MAX 8KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter (SCMAX8000GINV)
- Rated output: 8KW (8,000 W)
- Battery voltage: 48V (confirm on your unit)
- Waveform: Pure sine wave
- Solar charger: MPPT (verify the PV voltage, power and current limits)
- Display: LCD with configurable settings
- Charging priority: Selectable (solar or mains)
- Compatible sources: Mains and generator
- Protection: Overload, over-temperature, short circuit
- Batteries and solar panels: Sold separately
Planning your setup
First, add up the power of the appliances you want to run, and check which ones start at the same time. Next, plan a 48V battery bank for your backup time, which usually means connecting several batteries in series. Also, decide how many solar panels you need for daytime charging. Finally, ask our team to advise on cables, breakers, and installation. An 8KW system carries high current, so a qualified installer should fit it.
