Key point 1
3.68K, 5.0K and 6.0K document support
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Understand Hanchu single-phase hybrid inverter options, compatible low-voltage batteries, monitoring and survey-led solar and storage design.

Key point 1
3.68K, 5.0K and 6.0K document support
Key point 2
Solar generation, battery storage and monitoring in one design
Key point 3
Compatibility and DNO requirements checked at survey
How this product family fits into a system
A single-phase hybrid inverter is the point at which a compatible solar array, battery storage and monitoring are designed to work together. It is not a one-size-fits-all product choice: solar-array size, property supply, battery capacity and export arrangements all influence the final design.
The Hanchu document library includes datasheets, a user manual and an installation guide for the 3.68K, 5.0K and 6.0K range. HEG uses the appropriate documentation alongside survey findings rather than treating a brochure rating as a final site specification.
Choose the right customer journey
The pages below explain the service route. HEG confirms the final equipment, compatibility and design through the appropriate survey and proposal process.
Add storage to existing solar
Explore an AC retrofit route where the existing inverter, supply and installation arrangement are suitable.
Explore this route →Upgrade solar and add a battery
Explore a survey-led hybrid inverter and battery route for an existing solar array.
Explore this route →Build a solar and battery system
Explore a new solar system with Hanchu storage as part of one coordinated design.
Explore this route →Expand a compatible battery system
Review individual add-on batteries where the existing system and battery family are confirmed compatible.
Explore this route →Product documents
These HEG-managed files are provided for product support and technical reference. Product configuration, availability and suitability are confirmed in the relevant proposal and manufacturer documentation.
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FAQs
That is its intended system role, but the final equipment pairing and connection design are confirmed from the site survey, solar design and applicable requirements.