A. Solar micro-inverters, or micro-inverters, are plug-and-play devices used in photovoltaics to convert the direct current (DC) from one solar module to alternating current (AC) connected to a single solar panel. String inverters do the exact DC-to-AC conversion, but this system connects a single inverter to multiple solar panels.
Only the connected solar panel must be repaired if a micro-inverter shuts down. When a string inverter shuts down, it affects the entire power system. Due to this and the fact that technology is continually evolving to improve micro-inverter setups, more homeowners choose to use micro-inverters for their solar systems due to their durability and optimized energy distribution.