KNOX Xynex IP66 8kW pV 16000watt 48vdc inbuilt BMS & Wifi, 3MPPT PV Controller & Output 5 Year Complete replacement Warranty

✅ What this inverter is — key specs & features

• It’s a hybrid solar inverter with 3 independent MPPT trackers, which lets you connect up to 16,000 Wp (16 kW) of solar panels (PV array). 

• Rated AC output power is 8,000 W (8 kW), with peak output ~ 8,800 VA. 

  It supports battery storage — compatible with LiFePO₄ (lithium) or lead-acid batteries (battery voltage range ~ 40–60 V). 

• It offers UPS-level switching (< 10 ms) in backup/off-grid mode — meaning minimal interruption when switching sources (solar, battery, grid) during outages. 

• The unit is rated IP66, so it’s dust-tight and water-resistant — suitable for indoor or outdoor installations, even under harsh environmental conditions (dust, rain, etc.). 

• It supports oversizing of PV up to 200% — allowing a larger panel array relative to inverter output, which can help maximize solar yields over seasons. 

• For storage and charging/discharging: max battery charge/discharge power is ~ 8,000 W, with up to ~ 190 A charge/discharge current. 

• Connectivity/monitoring: likely supports communication (BMS, battery management, monitoring), making it manageable and configurable for solar + battery + grid hybrid setups. 

🛠️ What “3 MPPT + 16 kW PV / 8 kW AC + IP66 hybrid” implies in practice

• Multiple MPPTs let you connect different solar panel strings, possibly with different orientations or roof angles — useful if your roof has east/west or multiple segments. This helps maintain good generation even under partial shading or varied sunlight.

• 16 kW PV capacity with 8 kW output gives room for solar over-sizing: you can install a bigger solar array than your expected consumption — leading to more solar generation especially during sunny months, and more stored energy if you pair a battery.

• IP66 protection means the inverter can be installed outdoors or in dusty/rainy environments (common in many parts of Pakistan) without immediate risk of dust/water ingress — provided installation is done properly (mounting, sealing, ventilation).

• As a hybrid inverter, it gives flexibility: you can run on solar during day, switch to battery during outage or night, and draw from grid when needed — giving a stable and semi-independent power setup.

⚠️ What to check or be cautious about — for safe / optimal use

• Even though the inverter supports 16 kW PV, make sure your solar panel array matches the inverter’s input specs (voltage, string configuration, orientation) to avoid inefficiency or risks.

• For heavy loads (ACs, pumps, motors), note that AC output is 8 kW — this should cover many household needs, but heavy load + many appliances simultaneously may hit the limit; plan load distribution accordingly.

• Dustproof/waterproof rating helps — but proper installation is still critical (shade from direct heat, proper ventilation, good wiring and earthing) to ensure long life.

• If using batteries, battery type, capacity, and wiring/charging configuration must be chosen carefully (voltage range 40–60 V, proper battery-management, correct installation).

• After-sales support, spare parts availability, and installer experience are important — especially in smaller cities — to ensure maintenance and long-term reliability.

📊 For whom this inverter is most suitable — Use Cases

This 8 kW hybrid inverter is ideal if you:

• Have a medium to large house (with fans, lights, fridge, smaller loads), or a small shop/office setup, but don’t necessarily need very heavy loads simultaneously.

• Want to invest in a solar + battery + grid hybrid system — to reduce reliance on grid, mitigate load-shedding problems, and use solar efficiently.

• Live in an area with dust, heat or rain (common in many parts of Pakistan) — IP66 helps ensure durability.

• Plan to set up a solar array with many panels (or want future expansion) — 16 kW PV input allows good oversizing and flexibility.