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Salicru EQX2 20002-T vs Salicru EQX2 8002-SX

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  • 52specifications compared
  • 12differ
  • 40identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

The Salicru EQX2 20002-T has 13.2 kVA more output power capacity (max) than the Salicru EQX2 8002-SX (22 kVA vs 8.8 kVA). The Salicru EQX2 20002-T has 21,600 W more maximum input power (DC) than the Salicru EQX2 8002-SX (32000 W vs 10400 W). The Salicru EQX2 20002-T has 12,000 W more maximum power than the Salicru EQX2 8002-SX (20000 W vs 8000 W). MPP voltage range: 160 - 1000 V on the Salicru EQX2 20002-T, 80 - 550 V on the Salicru EQX2 8002-SX.

  • Output power capacity (max)
    • EQX2 20002-T:22 kVA
    • EQX2 8002-SX:8.8 kVA
  • MPP voltage range
    • EQX2 20002-T:160 - 1000 V
    • EQX2 8002-SX:80 - 550 V
  • Maximum input power (DC)
    • EQX2 20002-T:32000 W
    • EQX2 8002-SX:10400 W
  • Maximum power
    • EQX2 20002-T:20000 W
    • EQX2 8002-SX:8000 W
  • DC input voltage
    • EQX2 20002-T:1100 V
    • EQX2 8002-SX:600 V
  • Network voltage
    • EQX2 20002-T:400 V
    • EQX2 8002-SX:230 V
  • Output current
    • EQX2 20002-T:29 A
    • EQX2 8002-SX:34.8 A
  • Starting voltage
    • EQX2 20002-T:180 V
    • EQX2 8002-SX:80 V

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Comparison of EQX2 20002-T, EQX2 8002-SX
55 specifications
Features10 differ
Output power capacity (max)Differs22 kVA8.8 kVA
Number of phasesKnown for one3Unknown — not stated by the source
MPP voltage rangeDiffers160 - 1000 V80 - 550 V
Maximum input power (DC)Differs32000 W10400 W
Maximum powerDiffers20000 W8000 W
DC input voltageDiffers1100 V600 V
Network voltageDiffers400 V230 V
Output currentDiffers29 A34.8 A
Starting voltageDiffers180 V80 V
EfficiencyDiffers98.6%98.1%
Efficiency (EU)Differs98.2%97.6%
Number of power levelsKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source7
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers29 kg24 kg
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Photovoltaic (PV) inputDiffers86
Networkidentical
Wi-FiKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source

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