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PVPowered Grid-tie Inverters

PVPowered Grid-tie Inverters

PVPowered Residential Grid-tie Inverters for solar panel power systems offer a wide range of units from 2500watt up to 5200watts. PVPowered Inverters deliver maximum energy from your Photovoltaic system with high reliability and industry-leading efficiency for residential and small commercial solar systems. Contact us for pricing and sizes for your solar power needs.
SKU PVP2500-5200
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Specifications for Models PVP2500 - PVP5200


Continuous Output Power (watts)2500 - 5200
Weighted CEC Efficiency (%)94.5 - 96
Maximum DC Input Voltage (VOC)500
DC Voltage Operating Range (V)140-450
DC Isc Maximum Current (A)26-48
DC Imp Nominal Current (A)18-26
AC Nominal Voltage (V)208/240
AC Operating Range (V)183-264
AC Frequency Range (Hz)59.3-60.5
AC Maximum Continous Current (A)11-23
Weight70 - 135 lbs.
Agency ApprovalsUL 1741; IEEE 1547 Compliant; FCC Class A & B

Features

Benefits

Leading ReliabilitySignaficant software integration versus complex hardware design; Lowest parts count and fewest interconnects eliminate common failure points; Field-proven with thousands of units installed nationwide
Maximum Energy YieldIndustry leading CEC efficiencies; No thermal fold back or power de-rating; Advanced 5th generation silicon; Optional performance monitoring hardware; Improved start-up, shut down, and MPPT algorithms deliver increased energy
Easy InstallationNo neutral required with 3 wire AC installations meeting the revised UL1741 standard; Field-configurable grounding scheme with simple jumper selection; 10 knockouts for a variety of conduit routing; Enhanced text based display; Aluminum anti-corrosive NEMA 3R enclosure
Installer-focused SupportNo special clubs or purchase requirements to get the best technical support in the industry; Live phone support; $400 service reimbursement that sets the industry standard for RMA compensation
Wall Mounted with Included BracketEasy installation and accessibility

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