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Sunverter is a solar inverter system that operates without a battery. It was developed by Indian engineers Mahesh Kumar Saini and Suman in Rawatsar, Rajasthan. The technology allows solar energy to directly power electrical appliances.
History
Development of the Sunverter began around 2020. The device was designed to support loads between 3 kW and 10 kW. It functions by converting DC power from photovoltaic panels directly into AC power for immediate use.[1]
Commercialization
The product is manufactured by SARS Solutions and Rachna Group. It is marketed as a "Solar Stream Based Inverter Without a Battery".
Patent Status
The invention is patented under the Indian Patents Act, 1970.
- Title: A Solar Stream Based Inverter Without a Battery
- Patent Number: 576929[2]
- Date of Grant: 30 December 2025
References
- ^ Punjab Kesari Newspaper, "Sunverter Innovation", 2025.
- ^ Indian Patent Office, Patent No. 576929, Granted: 30 December 2025. Official Record.
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