The Tenzor Hypernova is a single-phase hybrid solar inverter for homes and shops that want solar savings and power during power cuts. It runs your loads from solar, charges a battery, and switches to the battery when the grid fails.
How fast does it switch to backup?
In under 10 milliseconds. That is fast enough that most appliances keep running through a power cut.
Which battery voltage does each model use?
| Model | Battery voltage |
|---|---|
| Hypernova 3000T | 24 V |
| Hypernova 4000T | 24 V |
| Hypernova 5000T | 48 V |
| Hypernova 6000T | 48 V |
It works with lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries. Tenzor Prime lithium (LFP) batteries come in matching 25.6 V and 51.2 V versions: 25.6 V is the lithium equivalent of a 24 V battery bank, and 51.2 V of a 48 V bank.
Can I add more capacity later?
Yes. Up to 10 Hypernova units can run in parallel, so a system can grow as your needs grow.
Where can it be installed?
The enclosure is rated IP54, protected against dust and splashing water. A covered or indoor location suits it best.
Is it certified, and what is the warranty?
The Hypernova is BIS registered under the same registration as the Supernova range (R-91022799). It carries a 3-year product warranty and a 5-year performance warranty, running concurrently.
FAQs
Will my old lead-acid batteries work with it?
Yes. The Hypernova supports lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries. Your installer checks that the battery voltage matches the model.
How big a battery do I need?
That depends on what you want to run during a cut, and for how long. The Tenzor calculator’s Hybrid option suggests a Prime battery size.