A hybrid inverter is the one-box answer to Jamaican power reality: it runs your panels, charges your battery, manages the grid connection and switches to backup in milliseconds when JPS drops — from J$220,000 (6kW) to J$430,000 (12kW Deye) at BTECH.
Hybrid vs the old three-box world
Previously you bought a grid-tie inverter, a separate charger and a transfer switch — three boxes, three failure points, three warranties. A hybrid integrates all of it with one brain, one display and one company to call. For blackout-prone grids it has become the default architecture.
The BTECH hybrid lineup
BTECH 6kW split-phase — J$220,000: the essentials home. SRNE 10kW — J$350,000: adds pumps and AC headroom. Deye 12kW with WiFi — J$430,000: whole-home class, parallelable for very large properties. All split-phase 120V/240V (the Jamaican standard), all battery-ready, all in Ocho Rios stock.
Choosing yours in three questions
What must run in an outage? (Sets continuous kW.) What starts with a surge — pumps, compressors, AC? (Sets surge rating.) What storage now or later? (Sets battery compatibility.) The free calculator answers all three from your appliance list.
FAQ
Can a hybrid work without batteries at first?
Yes — run grid-assisted solar now, add storage later with zero rework.
Can two inverters be combined?
Yes — models like the Deye 12kW parallel for 24kW systems.
Who installs and services them?
BTECH’s own team, island-wide — the same counter that sold it: 876-777-5488.
