SolaX X3-MEGA-60K-G2 ongrid inverter 60kW - 3 phase, 6 MPPT
SolaX X3-MEGA-60K-G2 ongrid inverter 60kW - 3 phase, 6 MPPT
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Payment and delivery
Payment and delivery
Payment
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Transport
The shipping fee depends on the size and type of the ordered product. For smaller packages, the home delivery fee is 3,790 HUF, for larger products it is 6,490 HUF. For solar panels, batteries and other large products, the delivery is based on an individual price quote, which our staff will always discuss with you after placing the order.
Product description
Product description
The SolaX X3-MGA G2 series of three-phase on-grid inverters is part of the manufacturer's commercial and industrial solutions. The models in the series are:
- X3-MGA-40K-G2 - 40 kW, 4 MPPT
- X3-MGA-50K-G2 - 50 kW, 5 MPPT
- X3-MGA-60K-G2 - 60 kW, 6 MPPT
The inverters achieve efficiencies of up to 98.4% and support 150% PV oversizing and 110% AC overload, maximizing the installed solar capacity. 4-6 MPPTs provide flexible system design, especially for large and differently oriented solar arrays.
Intelligent features include IV curve diagnostics, string current monitoring and night-time reactive power compensation, which increase system efficiency and stability. Cooling is provided by smart air cooling, resulting in longer fan life and a more compact size.
Safety is ensured by AC/DC surge protection (Type II), islanding protection, overcurrent and short-circuit protection, and optional AFCI arc fault protection. IP66 protection ensures long-term operational reliability even in outdoor, industrial environments.
- 40–60 kW power range, 3 phases
- 4–6 MPPTs for flexible string design
- 150% PV oversizing, 110% AC overload
- Max. 98.4% efficiency
- IV curve diagnostics and string current monitoring
- IP66 protection, intelligent cooling
- Safety features: AC/DC SPD, optional AFCI
The SolaX X3-MGA G2 series is a reliable choice for medium to large commercial projects where high performance, flexibility and long-lasting operation are all important.
| Teljesítmény | 60 kW |
|---|---|
| Típus | On-grid inverter |
| Akkumulátor-kompatibilitás | Not |
| MPPT-k száma | 6 |
| Max. hatásfok | 98.40% |
| Garancia | 10 years |
| Max. PV feszültség | 1100V |
| Kommunikáció | RS485, DRM, Meter |
| MPP tartomány | 180-1000V |
| DC/AC túlméretezési arány | 1.5 |
| EPS / Backup kimenet | Not |
| DC kapcsoló | Yes |
| SPD védelem | Built-in DC Type 2 & AC Type 2 |
| IP védelem | IP66 |
| Méret | 630 × 521 × 286mm |
| Tömeg | 45.5 kg |
Do you have a question?
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How do I choose the right inverter?
How do I choose the right inverter?
When choosing an inverter, it is worth considering the power of the solar panels, their voltage range, the number of phases in the system (single- or three-phase), and whether you plan to expand with batteries in the future.
In the case of three-phase systems, a distinction must be made between symmetrical and asymmetrical inverters. The symmetrical type distributes the power equally across all three phases, which is an advantageous solution for simpler networks. The asymmetrical inverter, on the other hand, can regulate the power differently per phase, thus adapting more flexibly to the real consumption pattern of the house - for this reason it is usually the more practical and efficient choice for domestic systems.
When is it worth choosing a hybrid inverter?
When is it worth choosing a hybrid inverter?
It is worth choosing a hybrid inverter if you want to expand the system with battery energy storage in the future or if you want to provide the house with protection against power outages.
Hybrid models are more expensive, but offer a more flexible solution in the long term, as they can be easily integrated into the existing system later.
What happens in the event of a power outage?
What happens in the event of a power outage?
During a power outage, traditional grid-fed inverters automatically shut down to prevent power from being fed back into the utility grid for safety reasons.
Hybrid inverters, on the other hand, can operate in stand-alone, so-called backup mode, if a battery is also connected to the system. In this case, the inverter disconnects itself from the grid and uses the energy stored in the battery to continue supplying designated consumers in the house, such as lighting, a refrigerator or a router. As soon as the grid voltage returns, the inverter automatically returns to normal operation and begins recharging the battery.
What warranty does the inverter have?
What warranty does the inverter have?
The warranty is typically 5-10 years, depending on the manufacturer and model. Some manufacturers also offer extended warranties with registration. The exact duration is listed on each product page, so it's worth checking before purchasing.
What happens if the inverter fails?
What happens if the inverter fails?
As a first step, it is always recommended to diagnose the fault, because often the problem is not related to the inverter, but to the settings or the communication module.
If there is an actual failure, the distributor or manufacturer's service partner will assist with the repair or replacement process, within or beyond warranty.
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