When choosing an inverter, consider among other things the AC power, maximum DC input power, number of MPPT trackers, voltage range and number of string inputs. These characteristics determine how many solar panels can be connected and how efficiently different roof areas or orientations can be managed.
The electrical connection of the property also plays an important role. Depending on the system capacity, a single-phase or three-phase inverter may be the right choice. With multiple roof orientations or partial shading, multiple MPPT trackers and effective shade management can provide additional benefits.
Do you want to add a home battery now or later? Always check whether the inverter is compatible with the selected battery system. Also consider monitoring, communication, efficiency, noise level and IP rating. This way, you choose an inverter that technically matches the solar panels, the property and any future expansion.