Our inverters,
on real walls.
Not renders. Not a studio. Every photograph below is a commissioned Qbits installation — rooftop parapets, stairwells, shop fronts and multi‑inverter banks — shot exactly as the installer left it.
- Sites photographed
- 20 Sites photographed
- Qbits inverters in frame
- 57+ Qbits inverters in frame
- Shot on site, unretouched
- 100% Shot on site, unretouched
What a correct install looks like
The inverter is one part of the job. These four things are what our installer network is trained on, and what you can check on any photograph on this page.
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DC side, isolated and labelled
A dedicated DC combiner box with its rating printed on the enclosure, so the next person on site knows the string limit without opening it.
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AC side, its own enclosure
AC protection kept in a separate board rather than sharing the DC box — the split that keeps fault-finding quick and safe.
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One trunk line, no loose runs
Every cable drops into a single slotted trunk below the equipment line. Nothing hangs, nothing chafes against the wall.
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Serviceable at standing height
The display and both boards sit within reach, so a service visit does not need a ladder or a dismount.
Every install, as it was left
Filter by site type. Each photo lists the DC and AC combiner ratings visible on the enclosure labels — the detail that tells you how the job was actually wired.
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Rooftop parapet wall
Rooftop parapet mount with the DC and AC combiner boxes flanking the inverter and every conduit run squared off to the wall.
DCCB 1–1.3 kW ACDB 1–4 kW -
Open terrace, shaded bay
Terrace installation under an open pergola. Combiner boxes sit level with the inverter on a single trunking run.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Exposed concrete wall
Bare concrete wall install. A single continuous trunk carries every cable run below the equipment line.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Above the main entrance
Mounted above the main entrance of a family home, with the combiner boxes set symmetrically either side.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Patterned tile facade
Mounted flush against a patterned tile facade without disturbing the tilework.
DCCB 1–3.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Marble-clad entrance wall
Marble-clad entrance wall. Conduit is routed in straight parallel runs so the cladding stays the feature.
DCCB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Textured exterior facade
Vertical conduit drops feed the combiner boxes below, keeping the inverter face clear.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Interior stairwell
Interior stairwell install, kept out of the weather and within easy reach for service.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Boundary wall
Boundary wall install with the DC run carried overhead and dropped cleanly into each enclosure.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Weathered compound wall
Retrofit onto an older compound wall. The equipment line is levelled even where the wall is not.
DCDB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Beside the utility metering point
Tied in alongside the existing utility meters and consumer board — the net-metering handover point.
DCDB 1–1.5 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Covered verandah
Verandah wall mount with the combiner boxes dropped below the inverter onto a shared trunk.
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Plastered interior wall
Plain plastered wall, slotted trunking, and cable tails dressed to equal lengths.
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Roadside commercial premises
Roadside commercial premises. Installed on an existing painted wall with no structural work.
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Indoor plant room
Indoor plant room install, photographed on commissioning day.
DCCB 1–5.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Building corner, indoors
Corner mount with a multi-string DC board and a three-phase AC board sized for a larger array.
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Multi-inverter bank, exterior wall
Nine Qbits inverters in a three-by-three bank, each with its own DC and AC combiner pair on a shared rail.
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Institutional courtyard wall
An institutional-scale wall: rows of inverters and metering racked across a single elevation.
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Exterior wall
A textbook layout — inverter centred, boards squared, one trunk line carrying everything.
DCDB 1–3.9 kW ACDB 1–6 kW -
Exterior wall
Single-phase install with the solar DCDB and ACDB set either side of the inverter.
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