Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric solar equipment

Schneider Electric's off-grid and backup portfolio - Conext charge controllers, inverters and the accessories around them - is the backbone of a lot of North American off-grid and hybrid systems. This collection carries 115 SKUs, dominated by Schneider parts, from small accessories to multi-kW inverters.

Building a Schneider-based system

• Start from the battery voltage. 48V is the standard for anything above a small cabin system; the charge controller, inverter and battery bank must agree on nominal voltage.
• Controller sizing. MPPT charge controllers are rated by output current, not array watts. Confirm the array's maximum power voltage and current against the controller's input window and output rating at your battery voltage.
• Inverter/charger pairing. The inverter must match the battery chemistry's charge profile and the generator or grid input available. Confirm the transfer and charging behaviour before specifying.
• Accessories matter. Breakers, disconnects, communication adapters and battery temperature sensors are the parts that delay commissioning when they are missing from the order.

Documentation and support

Off-grid systems are inspected under NEC Article 690 and, where storage is included, Article 706. Datasheets with the listing marks and a commissioning record are worth collecting at install time - service calls on remote systems are expensive.

Ordering

Send the array size, battery bank voltage and load profile to the quote desk. We will confirm the controller, inverter and accessory list together so the system is complete when it ships.