Huawei solar inverters reviews

Huawei is a huge China-based company that was founded in 1987. Huawei operates in more than 170 countries and regions, and boasts a workforce of more than 194,000.

While the firm is primarily focused on telecommunications, it is also the world’s largest manufacturer of solar inverters based on gigawatts of capacity.

Huawei says that in 2019, it became the first string inverter brand with 100 GW of inverter deployment globally. In 2021 alone, the company shipped 52 GW of inverters, claiming 23% of global inverter market share for the year.

Huawei Inverters In Australia

The main product line sold in Australia currently is the "battery-ready" Huawei Smart Energy Centre (SUN2000) range; which is available in single- and three-phase models. In the single-phase range, capacities range from 2kW to 15kW and efficiencies from 98.2% to 98.5%. 

The Smart Energy Centre can be used in conjunction with Huawei SUN2000 optimizers, which are optional.  An optimizer is a small device associated with a single panel that can help increase the overall energy output of a solar array.  Optimizers can be handy in situations where partial shading may be a problem. In such a scenario, only the affected panels need to have an optimizer; although some owners choose to use one with each module.

For more detailed specifications on Huawei models available in Australia, see our inverter comparison table. Huawei is currently listed on SQ's recommended inverter brands chart. 

Huawei solar inverters available in Australia have a 10 year warranty covering parts and labour. The company has a physical office in Australia, located in Sydney - so that's reassuring. 

The company's solar products have been pretty popular in Australia and based on the reviews and ratings below, Australian owners are generally pretty happy with them.