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2,200W Home Wave Inverter - Single Phase
SolarEdge 2,200W Home Wave Inverter - Single Phase
2,200W Home Wave Inverter - Single Phase
SolarEdge Home Wave Single Phase — HD-Wave, 99 % weighted efficiency, and a panel-by-panel view of your roof.
A SolarEdge system is a different architecture from a conventional string inverter, and the difference is worth understanding before you choose one. Every panel gets its own power optimiser, which tracks that panel's maximum power point individually and hands the inverter a fixed, well-behaved DC voltage. The inverter then has one job — convert — and it does it at up to 99 % European weighted efficiency, one of the highest figures available anywhere.
About the SolarEdge Home Wave Single Phase
What that architecture buys you in practice is threefold. Shading on one panel stops mattering to the rest of the string. String lengths become far more flexible, because the inverter always sees the same voltage. And you get module-level monitoring as standard: the app shows you each panel, so a fault is a specific panel on a specific row rather than a number that looks a bit low.
The HD-Wave topology is what makes this range so light and compact for its output — 280 × 370 × 142 mm and IP65, indoors or out, with no external fan. There is a safety dividend as well: SafeDC drops the array's DC voltage to a touch-safe level automatically whenever the inverter or the grid shuts down, and integrated arc-fault protection is built in.
String design, certification and what is in the box
The details that decide whether this unit suits the job:
- Requires SolarEdge power optimisers on every module — this is not a conventional string inverter and will not work without them.
- Fixed 380 V nominal DC input, 480 V maximum, so string design is about optimiser count rather than module Voc at temperature.
- 200 % DC oversizing supported.
- Commissioned from a phone with SolarEdge SetApp over the inverter's built-in Wi-Fi access point — no display to pay for or fail.
- Integrated arc-fault protection to UL 1699B, user configurable.
- Certified to G98 and G99, EN 50438, VDE-AR-N-4105 and IEC 61727/62116.
- Connects to the SolarEdge Home Battery and other Home ecosystem devices over the optional SolarEdge Home Network.
Where this inverter earns its place
The Home Wave Single Phase is specified most often for these jobs.
Can I add a battery to this?
This inverter has a battery port. It takes Ready for the SolarEdge Home Battery over the SolarEdge Home Network.
SolarEdge SE2200H technical data
Ordered with this inverter more often than anything else
An inverter on its own rarely completes the job. These are the parts our customers add most often:
Questions we get asked about this inverter
Do I have to buy optimisers as well?
Yes. A SolarEdge inverter needs a SolarEdge power optimiser behind every module. Budget for both. The upside is that the optimisers carry a 25-year warranty and do the shade mitigation, string flexibility and per-panel monitoring.
Is it worth it over a normal string inverter?
On a clean, single-orientation, unshaded roof, often not — a good dual-tracker string inverter costs less and performs similarly. On a shaded, multi-pitch or complex roof, the difference in annual yield is usually decisive.
What is SafeDC?
When the inverter or grid shuts down, each optimiser drops its output to about 1 V, so the array's DC cabling falls to a touch-safe voltage instead of sitting at several hundred volts. It is a genuine safety feature for installers and for the fire service.
What warranty?
12 years standard on the inverter, extendable to 25. Optimisers are 25 years as standard.
Can I add a battery?
Yes — the SolarEdge Home Battery, connected over the SolarEdge Home Network. Note that the specific battery model depends on the inverter; ask us to check your part number before ordering.
Is there a display?
No, and deliberately so. Commissioning and monitoring are done through SetApp and the mySolarEdge app, which removes a component that historically failed.
Documents, advice and trade pricing
Every datasheet, certificate, installation manual and warranty document we hold for this product is in the Documents tab below. See the rest of our inverter range and our solar panels, or email our sales team at sales@clearraysolar.com if you would like us to check a string design or a compatibility question before you order.
Three figures govern it, all in the Technical Specifications: the MPPT voltage range, the maximum input voltage and the maximum DC power. Tell us which panel you're pairing it with and we'll confirm the string layout.
G98 covers installations up to 3.68kW per phase and is notified to your DNO after commissioning. Anything larger needs G99 approval agreed beforehand. We can flag which one your design falls under.
A hybrid inverter takes a DC-coupled battery directly. A standard string inverter needs an AC-coupled battery alongside it. The Technical Specifications show which type this unit is.
Yes, up to the maximum DC power figure in the specifications. Modest oversizing is normal practice - it lifts output in winter and at either end of the day, at the cost of brief clipping at midday peak.
An MPPT tracks the optimum operating point for a string of panels. You want one per roof orientation or pitch, because panels facing different directions on a single tracker drag each other down.
The standard manufacturer warranty is listed under the Warranty tab. Extended cover is available on most brands - see Warranty Extensions.
Build your complete solar system
Everything you need in one place.
- Inverters
- Batteries
- Mounting Systems
- Cabling & Accessories
- Protection Devices
Delivery times vary by region:
- UK — 1-2 business days
- Highlands & Islands — 1-2 business days
Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging.
