Kaco has launched a brand new line of blueplanet NX3 three-phase string inverters for functions starting from small residential rooftop arrays to industrial buildings tasks. They’ve outputs between 3 kW and 33 kW, a most effectivity of 97.8%, and a most European effectivity of 97.5%.
German inverter producer Kaco New Vitality has launched a brand new three-phase, transformer-less string inverter for residential and industrial rooftop PV programs.
The brand new blueplanet NX3 product vary consists of 9 completely different variations with outputs of three.0 kVA, 5.0 kVA, 8.0 kVA, 10.0 kVA, 15.0 kVA, and 20.0 kVA. The smallest system has an effectivity of 97.3% and a European effectivity score of 95.8%, whereas the biggest system has an effectivity of 97.8% and a European effectivity score of 97.5%.
All units measure 435 mm x 503 mm x 183 mm. The three.0 kVA and 5.0 kVA variants, designed for small residential rooftop functions, weigh lower than 16 kg, whereas the industrial units weigh 18 kg.
Residential inverters have two most energy level monitoring (MPPT) inputs, every with a load capability of 6,200 W and an working vary of 270 V to 850 V. Industrial inverters have two MPPTs with a load capability of 12,000 W and an working vary of 400 V to 850 V.
The inverters are outfitted with IP65 safety and energetic cooling. It may be utilized in tasks at altitudes of as much as 3,000 meters and with ambient working temperatures from -25 C to 60 C.
Kaco New Vitality stated the units are designed for east-west dealing with roofs, or contorted architectural designs.
“If needed, the trackers will work in parallel and course of twice as a lot time,” the corporate defined. “Due to this fact, sizing arrays with excessive powered PV modules dealing with south is kind of easy.”
It says that the inverters can be utilized for brand new tasks and to repower PV functions. The NX3 line is licensed in additional than 20 European nations and worldwide markets, together with Israel and Jordan.
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