Browse all Megarevo solar inverter models. 5 inverters available.
Shenzhen Megarevo Technology Co., Ltd. was set up in July 2018 to build power conversion systems (PCS), the bidirectional converters that move energy in and out of batteries. Storage has remained its whole business: residential hybrid inverters, commercial converters, microgrid products and complete battery cabinets and containers.
The company won China Energy Storage Network’s Best PCS Supplier award in 2019 and passed RMB 350 million in turnover in 2022. In 2023 it opened two manufacturing centers, set up offices in South Africa and Germany, and launched its G2 generation. Its products carry certifications for markets including the UK, Germany, Italy, Poland, Pakistan, South Africa and Australia.
Home systems use the REVO family of hybrid inverters. The models listed here are single-phase units for low-voltage (48 V class) batteries: the R10KL1 at 10 kW with four trackers, and the second-generation R8KL1A-G2S and R10KL1A-G2S at 8 and 10 kW with two trackers. Megarevo also builds single-phase models from 3 to 6 kW and three-phase commercial hybrids, and the MEGA series covers larger converters for businesses and grid storage.
In the model codes, the number before K is the power in kilowatts and L1 marks the single-phase low-voltage-battery version.
Megarevo’s background is storage converters for businesses and the grid, and its awards reflect that: Best PCS Supplier in China’s storage industry in 2019 and 2021, and a prize for high-power bidirectional converters from the East China Energy Storage Alliance in 2021. In 2024 it was named a “Tomorrow’s Unicorn” at the ESIE energy storage innovation competition.
The trade-off is a short track record in home solar, since the company only dates from 2018, and a small single-phase home range. With offices in South Africa and Germany, support elsewhere runs through distributors, so ask who handles warranty claims locally before you commit.
The G2S models accept up to 550 V and track from 80 to 500 V, a wide window that works with anything from a short string on a garage roof to about ten large panels in series. The older R10KL1 stops at 500 V and starts tracking at 120 V. On a frosty morning a string’s open-circuit voltage climbs above the datasheet figure, so leave a margin below those limits.
Current is where large panels meet a ceiling. The G2S models take 16 A per tracker, fine for panels with 182 mm cells but below the 17–18 A that some 210 mm-cell panels deliver. The R10KL1 takes only 12 A per tracker across four trackers, which suits many smaller strings better than a few strings of big panels. The string calculator checks your panel against the exact Megarevo model for cold-weather voltage, the MPPT window and per-tracker current.