Sunny Tripower X 12 / 15 / 20 / 25

Surge arresters can be optionally integrated on the DC side. As an accessory to the Sunny Tripower X, the surge arresters type 1+2 and type 2 will be offered.

The noise emissions amount to less than 59 db(A). For details, see the datasheet.

Yes, you can extend the warranty to 10, 15 and 20 years. To do so, submit a request to SMA: https://my.sma-service.com/s/osc-30-warranty-extension

The standard warranty for the Sunny Tripower X is 5 years.

Yes, together with the Sunny Tripower Smart Energy, the Sunny Tripower X can be integrated into a system via Sunny Home Manager 2.0.

Yes, the Sunny Tripower X can be combined with the SMA EV Charger via Sunny Home Manager 2.0.

Yes, the Sunny Tripower X can be used in systems with an SMA Home Manager. The prerequisite for this is that the Sunny Tripower X is configured as a subordinate inverter.

Yes, the SMA Sensor Module is available as an accessory for the Sunny Tripower X. The following restrictions on use apply:

• The MD.SEN-40 is compatible with the Sunny Tripower X 12 / 15 / 20 / 25 with hardware version A3 or newer. The hardware version can be found on the packaging label of the SMA Sensor Module.

• If the SMA Sensor Module is used in the Sunny Tripower X, you may only connect signal sources (e.g., irradiation sensors) with current signals to the analog input of the SMA Sensor Module.

• The S0 interface of the SMA Sensor Module cannot be used for the Sunny Tripower X. It is therefore not possible to operate an anemometer or energy meter with the Sunny Tripower X by connecting them to the S0 interface of the SMA Sensor Module.

To start the Sunny Boy Storage, you must set the parameter Operating mode active power setting from External setting to Off in the Sunny Boy Storage.

In connection with an energy meter, an SMA System Manager takes over closed-loop control at the point of interconnection and can control or regulate subordinate inverters. The System Manager also takes over system monitoring and communication to the Sunny Portal powered by ennexOS.

The SMA Data Manager or Sunny Tripower X can currently be configured as System Manager. More devices will follow.

The Sunny Home Manager can be used as a superordinate device but is not able to fully perform the functions of the System Manager. For example, the Sunny Home Manager cannot be used for reactive power control.

The commissioning wizard of the SMA System Manager is designed to help you configure the reactive power control in accordance with VDE-AR-N-4110. The VDE-AR-N-4110 requires using the point of interconnection as the reference point for grid management services. It is therefore not possible to use the commissioning wizard and the grid management service configuration wizard to configure the reactive power control of systems in the low-voltage grid in accordance with VDE-AR-N-4105. The commissioning wizard or grid management service configuration wizard can only make the settings for active power control at the point of interconnection.

The detailed procedure for configuring systems with and without the System Manager in accordance with VDE-AR-N-4105 is described here: https://files.sma.de/assets/280451.pdf

For inverters with a firmware version ≤ 02.02.06.R, the country data set must be set at the device level via the Set country standard parameter after completing the commissioning wizard.

For inverters with firmware version 03.02.08.R or newer, the country data set of subordinate inverters can be set via the commissioning wizard.

From firmware version 03.02.07.R the transmission protocol of Sunny Tripower X has changed from http to the secure transmission protocol https. The user interface of the Sunny Tripower X is accessible via https://SMA[serial number] or https://SMA[serial number].local from firmware version 03.02.07.R.

Yes, this is easily possible.