SolarEdge inverters are aimed at a wide range of energy market segments thanks to their diverse range, which makes them an attractive choice for every customer. Products of this brand are characterized by high efficiency, easy installation, and up to 12-year standard warranty with the possibility of extending it to 20 or 25 years.

The SolarEdge SE66.6K three-phase inverter is a device that uses synergy technology and requires two synergy units to complete the set. Inverter combines advanced digital control technology with efficient power conversion technology to achieve the highest level of solar power generation and best-in-class reliability. The technology used in this product ensures that the inverter always operates at the optimal input voltage, regardless of the number of modules in the string or environmental conditions.

The SolarEdge SE66.6K is a three-phase inverter that is ideal for ground installation and medium-sized photovoltaic power plants. It can be also installed outside the building.

Distinguishing features of the product:

• Maximum efficiency: 98,3%
• Specially designed to work with power optimizers
• Built-in thermal sensors detect faulty wiring
• Built-in PID mitigation
• Built-in arc fault protection
• Constant voltage inverter for longer strings
• Control by means of a smart energy management system
• Ambient temperature range: from -40°C to +60°C

Operation and installation:

• Small, lightest in its class, simple to install
• Integrated monitoring at module level
• Communication via 2 x RS485, Ethernet. WiFi i GPRS optional
• Protection rating: IP65
• Compatibility with PVSol
• Polish-language technical support
• Dimensions: 328 x 558 x 223 mm

Use:

• Quick and easy startup of the inverter directly from your smartphone using SolarEdge SetApp
• Advanced safety features, including integrated protection against arc short circuits
• LED signaling
• Noise level <67 dB
• Weight: 18 kg
• 12-year warranty

In the Support section, there is a sample instructional video showing step-by-step how to connect the elements into a single three-phase system.