The Tenzor Supernova 1-Phase is an on-grid solar inverter for homes and small shops with a single-phase electricity connection. Six models cover 1 kW to 6 kW, so most rooftop systems from 1 to 6 kWp have a matching size.
Which model fits my system?
| Model | Rated output |
|---|---|
| Supernova 1000T | 1 kW |
| Supernova 2200T | 2 kW |
| Supernova 3300T | 3 kW |
| Supernova 4400T | 4 kW |
| Supernova 5000T | 5 kW |
| Supernova 6000T | 6 kW |
As a starting point, choose the model closest to your panel capacity in kWp. A 3.18 kWp system with five 635 Wp panels, for example, pairs with the 3300T. Your installer confirms the final match against your panels and sanctioned load.
How efficient is it?
An inverter’s efficiency is the share of solar power it turns into usable AC power. The Supernova 1-Phase reaches a maximum of 97.80% on the 1–4 kW models and 97.60% on the 5–6 kW models.
Is it built for Indian conditions?
- IP65 enclosure: sealed against dust and water jets, for outdoor or semi-outdoor mounting.
- Transformerless design: lighter and more efficient than older transformer-based inverters.
- Smart Cooling across the whole range: manages heat so the inverter keeps working in hot weather.
Is it certified?
Yes. The Supernova range is BIS registered (registration R-91022799) against the Indian standards for inverter safety (IS 16221 Part 2), islanding protection (IS 16169) and grid-connected performance (IS 17980).
What warranty does it carry?
An 8-year product warranty and a 10-year performance warranty, running concurrently. Both start together; they are not added up.
FAQs
Can a Supernova 1-Phase work during a power cut?
No. Like every on-grid inverter, it switches off when the grid fails, for the safety of line workers. For backup, see the Hypernova hybrid.
Can I monitor it on my phone?
Yes. Tenzor inverters can be monitored through the SOLARMAN app; see the Digital & Monitoring page.
Do I need a three-phase inverter?
Only if your connection is three-phase. Larger homes and businesses on three-phase supply should look at the Supernova 3-Phase.