Press release — content from Solinteg’s press materials · 17 August 2026
Solinteg has introduced the Integ M M2HT 10–30K, a second-generation three-phase hybrid inverter for residential, prosumer and selected light-commercial solar-plus-storage systems, ahead of its official launch on 19 August 2026.
The product family spans output ratings from roughly 10 kW to 30 kW, with the final model lineup and certification scope to vary by market. It combines four independent MPPTs on the PV side, dual battery inputs, direct current-transformer metering and an IP66-rated enclosure.
The inverter carries four independent maximum power point trackers with one PV input per MPPT and a maximum input current of 20 A per tracker. Its operating MPPT voltage range is 120 V to 950 V, an architecture Solinteg says is intended to support PV arrays spread across multiple roof orientations and the use of high-current solar modules.
On the storage side, the unit has two independent battery inputs, each supporting up to 40 A of charging and discharging current — a combined maximum of 40 A + 40 A in approved configurations. The dual-port arrangement is designed to give installers more flexibility for initial storage sizing and later capacity expansion.
The inverter is intended for high-voltage lithium batteries with a battery management system. It supports battery brands and models validated by Solinteg, with the company’s E2BS B6K0/B9K0 battery as its recommended option for a coordinated Solinteg configuration. Solinteg said installers must follow its current battery compatibility list rather than determining compatibility from voltage range alone.
For system metering, the M2HT 10–30K supports direct connection of three current transformers. In supported configurations, integrated metering removes the need for a separate external meter and communication link. The inverter also provides current-transformer phase-sequence and direction self-adaptation to help detect and correct common commissioning errors.
Local commissioning options include Bluetooth, an OLED display and physical controls, with remote configuration and monitoring also supported.
The inverter provides time-of-use operating modes and, in supported markets and platform versions, dynamic-pricing functions that schedule battery charging and discharging around electricity tariffs. Other energy-management functions include peak shifting, PV generation forecasting and connectivity with approved third-party energy-management systems.
Depending on configuration, the inverter can coordinate EV charging, heat-pump and smart-load applications. A dedicated generator port supports direct generator connection and start-stop control in applicable configurations.
The transformerless unit measures 580 mm × 535 mm × 238 mm and weighs 36 kg, with a maximum efficiency of 97.6% and an operating temperature range of –30 °C to 60 °C. Its IP66 enclosure is rated for indoor or outdoor installation. For backup operation, the manufacturer specifies an on-grid to off-grid switching time of less than 10 ms under defined operating conditions, with peak backup output varying by model.
“Energy systems are being asked to do more, but that should not mean more complexity for installers or users,” said Kui Li, CEO of Solinteg. “With the M2HT 10–30K, we set out to give our partners greater freedom across system design, storage expansion, commissioning and everyday energy management.”
Solinteg said the Integ M M2HT 10–30K will enter volume supply upon its official launch in August 2026, with models, certifications, software functions and compatible battery configurations varying by market.
Solinteg (Wuxi Solinteg Power Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer of hybrid inverters and battery systems for residential, prosumer and light-commercial solar-plus-storage applications. The company develops three-phase and single-phase inverter platforms and companion high-voltage battery storage.
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