Bangkok, Thailand - October 2026 - For Thai households running multiple air conditioners, working from home or charging an electric vehicle, choosing solar starts with understanding when-and how much-electricity the home needs.

As interest in residential solar grows, Solis is highlighting its 10kW grid-tied and hybrid inverter options, helping installers develop packages for homes with higher electricity consumption and suitable installation conditions.

Size the system around the home

A 10 kW package may suit households with higher daytime demand, sufficient installation space and an appropriate electricity connection. Its value depends on matching solar generation to actual consumption.

Solis' 10 kW grid-tied options include:

Three-phase: Solis S6-GR3P10K02-NV-ND

This option gives installers a three-phase electrical configuration when designing residential systems.

Under Thailand's announced People's Solar framework, surplus electricity offered for sale is capped at 5kW per meter. A 10kW installation therefore does not mean that all 10kW can be exported under the scheme. Household consumption and the applicable utility arrangements remain central to system design.

Extend solar use beyond daylight hours

For homes with substantial evening demand, pairing solar with battery storage can help align generation with daily routines.

Solis' 10 kW hybrid options include:

Single-phase: Solis S7-EH1P10K02-NV-YD-L

Three-phase: Solis S6-EH3P10K02-NV-YD-L

Combined with compatible batteries, a hybrid system can store surplus solar electricity for evening use, helping households increase self-consumption. For customers seeking backup power, installers should also assess essential loads, battery capacity and the selected system's backup capability.

A complete package begins with good design

A well-designed 10kW package brings together the PV array, inverter, optional battery storage, protection equipment and any metering or export-control equipment required by the utility.

For projects following the locally advised 5-10kW sizing range on both the AC and DC sides, installers should check inverter rated AC output and total PV array DC capacity separately. Battery energy capacity should be specified independently in kWh.

By offering both grid-tied and hybrid inverter choices, Solis helps installation partners build residential packages around how customers use electricity today and how their needs may develop.