SMA Sunny Tripower 30 40 50 60
German engineering meets solar efficiency in this advanced three-phase inverter from SMA, designed for commercial and large residential solar installations. The Sunny Tripower series combines robust construction with intelligent grid management capabilities, making it an ideal choice for demanding photovoltaic applications.
Weighing just 17 kg, this compact unit delivers exceptional power density while maintaining the reliability SMA is known for worldwide. Its three-phase design ensures optimal power distribution and grid stability, essential for larger solar arrays. The inverter incorporates advanced MPPT technology and comprehensive monitoring capabilities, allowing system operators to maximize energy harvest while maintaining precise control over power output. With SMA's decades of solar expertise backing every component, this inverter represents a proven solution for professional solar installations requiring dependable performance and long-term durability.
Technical Specifications
| Weight | 17 kg |
| Inverter Type | Solar inverter |
| Number of Phases | 3 |
Frequently asked questions
What does the Sunny Tripower 30/40/50/60 name cover?
SMA groups four power classes, 30, 40, 50 and 60 kW, under this Sunny Tripower line rather than selling it as a single fixed rating. The specs recorded here do not include a nominal AC power figure for this listing, so the specific power class needs confirming on the datasheet before it can be matched to an array.
Is the SMA Sunny Tripower 30/40/50/60 single-phase or three-phase?
The SMA Sunny Tripower 30/40/50/60 is recorded as a three-phase unit, which fits its power range: string inverters in the 30 to 60 kW class are wired to a three-phase supply as standard, since a single phase could not carry that much power without exceeding normal utility limits.
How much does the SMA Sunny Tripower 30/40/50/60 weigh?
The recorded weight for the SMA Sunny Tripower 30/40/50/60 is 17 kg. Since the line spans four power classes from 30 to 60 kW, it is worth confirming with the datasheet for the exact class chosen whether that figure holds across the whole range or refers to one specific variant before planning the lift and mounting bracket.
Source: www.sma.de