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Salicru EQX2 3002-S vs Salicru EQX2 5002-T

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  • 49specifications compared
  • 17differ
  • 32identical
  • 6known for one product only

Key differences

  • Output power capacity (max)
    • EQX2 3002-S:3.3 kVA
    • EQX2 5002-T:5.5 kVA
  • MPP voltage range
    • EQX2 3002-S:100 - 550 V
    • EQX2 5002-T:160 - 1000 V
  • Maximum input power (DC)
    • EQX2 3002-S:3900 W
    • EQX2 5002-T:8000 W
  • Maximum power
    • EQX2 3002-S:3000 W
    • EQX2 5002-T:5000 W
  • DC input voltage
    • EQX2 3002-S:600 V
    • EQX2 5002-T:1100 V
  • Network voltage
    • EQX2 3002-S:230 V
    • EQX2 5002-T:400 V
  • Output current
    • EQX2 3002-S:13 A
    • EQX2 5002-T:7.3 A
  • Short-circuit current per MPPT (max)
    • EQX2 3002-S:15 A
    • EQX2 5002-T:20 A

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Comparison of EQX2 3002-S, EQX2 5002-T
55 specifications
Features12 differ
Output power capacity (max)Differs3.3 kVA5.5 kVA
MPP voltage rangeDiffers100 - 550 V160 - 1000 V
Maximum input power (DC)Differs3900 W8000 W
Maximum powerDiffers3000 W5000 W
DC input voltageDiffers600 V1100 V
Network voltageDiffers230 V400 V
Number of power levelsKnown for one7Unknown — not stated by the source
Output currentDiffers13 A7.3 A
Short-circuit current per MPPT (max)Differs15 A20 A
Starting voltageDiffers120 V180 V
Maximum input current per MPPTDiffers12.5 A15 A
EfficiencyDiffers98.1%98.6%
Efficiency (EU)Differs97.5%98.2%
Number of phasesKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source3
Designidentical
Easy to installKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Suitable for indoor useKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Suitable for outdoor useKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers410 mm550 mm
DepthDiffers120 mm175 mm
HeightDiffers360 mm410 mm
WeightDiffers13 kg23 kg
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Photovoltaic (PV) inputDiffers48
Networkidentical
Wi-FiKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes

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