A four-panel microinverter runs four panels from one unit, which cuts the number of inverters on a large array to a quarter and gives the lowest price per watt. Each unit is heavier and a single failure takes four panels offline, so they suit big, evenly lit arrays more than small roofs with patchy shade.
Prices were last checked November 2, 2026 and are subject to change; the price and availability shown by the retailer at the time of purchase apply.
Full ranking 5
- Hoymiles HMS-2000-4T-NA#1 of 5Full review
For large arrays of 450 W+ panels where cost per watt matters most. It handles the biggest panels on sale today.
Self2Solar $389$3891,918 W16 A25 years - Hoymiles HMS-1800-4T-NA#2 of 5Full review
A low cost way to run four 360 to 600 W panels from one inverter, priced below the smaller HMS-1600.
Self2Solar $369$3691,660 W15 A25 years - Hoymiles HMS-1600-4T-NA#3 of 5Full review
For four panels of 320 to 540 W, but the HMS-1800 costs less for more output, so buy this only if it is cheaper where you shop.
Self2Solar $379$3791,440 W14 A25 years - Hoymiles HM-1500NT#4 of 5Full review
An older four panel design for 300 to 450 W panels. The newer HMS-1800 and HMS-2000 cost the same or less and take more current.
Self2Solar $387.50$387.501,438 W11.5 A25 years - APsystems QS1#5 of 5Full review
A four panel unit for 300 to 450 W panels at a low price per watt, but check that your utility accepts UL 1741 SA and price the warranty extension.
APsystems $295$2951,200 W14 A10 years
