SUN600/800/1000G3-EU-230 600-1000W Single Phase 2 MPPT Micro-Inverter Rapid Shutdown

SUN600/800/1000G3-EU-230 600-1000W Single Phase 2 MPPT Micro-Inverter Rapid Shutdown

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Item specifice

Output Power:

600-1000W|

Inveter Efficiency:

95%

Output Voltage(V):

220

Input Voltage(V):

Output Current（A）:

2.7-4.4

Output Frequency:

50/60Hz

The SUN 600/800/1000G3 is a new generation grid-tied microinverter with intelligent networking and monitoring systems to ensure maximum efficiency. The SUN 600/800/1000G3 is optimized to accommodate today’s high output PV modules effectively with up to 500W output and dual MPPT. Also, it supports rapid shutdown application, ensuing your investment safe.

Module level monitoring, safer and smarter
Max. DC input current 12.5A, adapt to 500W PV module
Rapid shutdown function
IP67 protection degree，10 years warranty
PLC, Zigbee or WIFI communication
2 MPP trackers, module level monitoring

Technical Data
Model	SUN600G3-US-220		SUN800G3-US-220		SUN1000G3-US-220
Input Data (DC)
Recommended input Power (STC)	210~400W (2 Pieces)		210~600W (2 Pieces)		210~600W (2 Pieces)
Maximum input DC Voltage	60V
MPPT Voltage Range	25~55V
Full Load DC Voltage Range (V)	24.5~55V		33~55V		40~55V
Max. DC Short Circuit Current	2×19.5A
Max. input Current	2×13A
No.of MPP Trackers	2
No.of Strings per MPP Tracker	1
Output Data (AC)
Rated output Power	600W		800W		1000W
Rated output Current	2.7A	2.6A	3.6A	3.5A	4.5A	4.4A
Nominal Voltage / Range (this may vary with grid standards)	220V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un	230V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un	220V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un	230V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un	220V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un	230V/ 0.85Un-1.1Un
Nominal Frequency / Range	50 / 60Hz
Extended Frequency / Range	45~55Hz / 55~65Hz
Power Factor	>0.99
Maximum units per branch	8		6		5
Efficiency
CEC Weighted Efficiency	95%
Peak Inverter Efficiency	96.5%
Static MPPT Efficiency	99%
Night Time Power Consumption	50mW
Mechanical Data
Ambient Temperature Range	-40~65℃
Size (mm)	212W×230H×40D (Without mounting bracket and cable)
Weight (kg)	3.15
Cooling	Natural cooling
Enclosure Environmental Rating	IP67
Features
Compatibility	Compatible with 60~72 cell PV modules
Communication	Power line / WIFI / Zigbee
Grid Connection Standard	EN50549-1, VDE0126-1-1, VDE 4105, ABNT NBR 16149, ABNT NBR 16150, ABNT NBR 62116, RD1699, UNE 206006 IN, UNE 206007-1 IN, IEEE1547
Safety EMC / Standard	UL 1741, IEC62109-1/-2, IEC61000-6-1, IEC61000-6-3,
Warranty	10 years

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