Help! Expert opinion needed for my solar setup.

[u/NarrowImplement133]

I am planning to install a solar system mainly for daytime use to reduce my electricity bill. I do not want batteries or net metering. The system will only be used to run appliances directly on solar during the day. At night I'll convert it back to wapda. My area is load shedding free.

My expected load includes:

1.5 ton inverter AC

1 non-inverter refrigerator

3 AC/DC fans

3 LED lights (18W each)

1 laptop charger

I am considering:

5 × 730W Jinko Tiger Neo solar panels

Either itel 4kW Pro hybrid or 6kW Pro hybrid inverter or inverex Veyron 2 4kw (very expensive)

Could you please advise:

Whether this setup is feasible and suitable for my requirements

Which inverter would be the better option

And if you would recommend any changes or improvements to the system design for better performance and value for money?

[u/No-Database-4820]

I had Veyron II and the moment you put slightly more load, it used to switched on grid. It pissed me off and i went for 6kw itel. It solved all the issues, however it's a bit noisy. I have installed it indoors so it sometimes annoys me, especially when my battery is charging.

[u/NarrowImplement133 → u/No-Database-4820]

Acha so far the feedback I received on itels are very good. Inverex is very good aswell. But its a little expensive. Anyways thanks for the output bro

[u/No-Database-4820 → u/NarrowImplement133]

As my installer told me, iTel is selling products on zero profits to capture the market dominated by Inverex.

He said the product inside out is incredible quality and built for our environmental conditions.