Heavy-Duty 3kVA Hybrid Inverter with Transformer – Built for Nigerian Power Needs

The Taico 3kVA Transformer-Based Hybrid Inverter is a robust, high-efficiency solar inverter designed to deliver reliable power backup for homes, shops, and small offices. Featuring a pure sine wave output and built-in transformer technology, it ensures stable power delivery and can handle heavy-duty appliances such as refrigerators, TVs, fans, and computers with ease.

Ideal for regions with frequent power outages or unreliable grid supply, this 24V inverter offers hybrid functionality by supporting both solar and utility charging, ensuring 24/7 power availability. Its transformer-based design also provides extra durability and protection against voltage fluctuations, making it perfect for tough environments.

Key Features:

• ✅ Rated Output Power: 3kVA / 3000VA

• ✅ Transformer-Based Design: Stronger load capacity and longer lifespan

• ✅ Battery System Voltage: 24V

• ✅ Inverter Type: Hybrid (Solar + Grid + Battery)

• ✅ Pure Sine Wave Output: Safe for sensitive electronics

• ✅ Multiple Protection Features: Overload, short circuit, low voltage, overcharge, over-discharge

• ✅ LED/LCD Display: Easy monitoring and system configuration

Compatible With:

• Solar panels for renewable energy input

• Lead-acid, AGM, and LiFePO4 batteries

• Home appliances including fridges, TVs, computers, lights, and fans

Perfect for:

• Homes (1–2 bedroom)

• Small business owners

• Retail stores and shops

• Rural electrification projects

• Off-grid or semi-grid environments

Why Choose Taico 3kVA Transformer-Based Hybrid Inverter?

• Built-in transformer for better appliance protection

• Strong surge capacity to power heavy appliances

• Stable, long-lasting performance in harsh power conditions

• Ideal for Nigeria's power supply challenges

• Easy to install, affordable, and low maintenance

Ensure uninterrupted power supply today with the Taico 3kVA Transformer-Based Hybrid Inverter – your reliable and rugged solar inverter for daily use in Nigeria.