Each module of Sungrow's 3-phase hybrid inverter weighs 33 kilograms and no wiring is required between the individual modules during installation. The minimum capacity is 9.6 kilowatt-hours and can be increased to 25.6 kilowatt-hours, which equates to eight modules per battery.
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The manufacturer's product guarantee of ten years applies to the entire system. Customers can use a discharge current of 30 amps. In addition, the unit is an emergency power system with load regulation and a seamless switchover time in less than 20 milliseconds. The new communication module (WiNet-S) combines Ethernet and WiFi connection in one port. With a ten-second update rate, data is always accurate and checked in real-time mode. (mfo)
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