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4-15kW Three Phase 2 MPPTs Residential Grid-tied Inverters

  • 4-15kW Three Phase 2 MPPTs Residential Grid-tied Inverters
  • 4-15kW Three Phase 2 MPPTs Residential Grid-tied Inverters

Key attributes

Brand Wone
Model NO. 4-15kW Three Phase 2 MPPTs Residential Grid-tied Inverters
weight 16Kg
Max.Input Voltage 1000V
Max. Input Current per MPPT 12.5A
Number of MPP trackers 2
Nominal Output Voltage 620V
Series Residential Grid-tied Inverters

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Description:

The SDT Series is one of the best options available on the residential & commercial segments thanks to its technical strengths that make it one of the most efficient in the market. For enhanced safety, this inverter is able to incorporate AFCI. Its high efficiency (98.3%) and its enhanced oversizing & overloading capabilities represent an outstanding improvement in the industry. Moreover, its plug-in AC connector make operation & maintenance easier.

Feature:

  • Up to 98.3% max. efficiency.

  • 150% DC input oversizing & 110% AC output overloading.

  • Arc-fault circuit interrupter optional.

  • Easy installation and O&M.

System Parameters:

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What is AFCI?

Definition: AFCI (Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter) is a special circuit breaker or outlet that is used to detect arc discharges in electrical wires and cut off the power supply when an arc is detected to prevent fires and other electrical faults.

Working Principle:

  • Arc Discharge: Arc discharge refers to the electric spark or arc generated when current passes through an air gap. This usually occurs when the wire insulation is damaged, the connection is loose, or the wire is aged.

  • Detection Mechanism: AFCI devices identify the current signal characteristic of arc discharge by monitoring the current waveform in the circuit.

  • Power Cut - off: Once arc discharge is detected, AFCI will quickly cut off the power supply to prevent the arc from causing a fire or other electrical accidents.

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Workplace: 65666m²m² Total staff: 300+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 50000000
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Total staff: 300+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 50000000
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Whole-life care management services for equipment procurement, use, maintenance, and after-sales, ensuring safe operation of electrical equipment, continuous control, and worry-free electricity consumption.
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