SMA Sunny Tripower 80 100
German engineering excellence meets cutting-edge inverter technology in this professional-grade three-phase power solution. Weighing in at 20.5 kg, this unit delivers robust performance for demanding electrical applications while maintaining the portability needed for field installations. The three-phase configuration ensures optimal power distribution and efficiency across industrial and commercial settings.
SMA's reputation for reliability shines through in this model's construction and design philosophy. The compact form factor doesn't compromise on capability, making it an ideal choice for contractors and electrical professionals who need dependable three-phase power conversion. Its balanced weight distribution and thoughtful engineering reflect decades of German precision in power electronics manufacturing.
Technical Specifications
| Weight | 20.5 kg |
| Inverter Type | three-phase |
| Number of Phases | 3 |
Frequently asked questions
What does the Sunny Tripower 80/100 name cover?
SMA groups two power classes, 80 and 100 kW, under this Sunny Tripower line, the larger pairing among the Tripower models in this range rather than a single fixed rating. No nominal AC power figure is recorded for this listing, so the exact class, 80 kW or 100 kW, needs confirming on the datasheet before matching it to an array.
Does the SMA Sunny Tripower 80/100 need a three-phase grid connection?
Yes. Both the recorded inverter type and phase count for the SMA Sunny Tripower 80/100 confirm it is a three-phase unit. At 80 to 100 kW that is unavoidable: power on that scale is always split across three phases, so the site needs a three-phase supply sized for a commercial or utility-scale connection.
How much does the SMA Sunny Tripower 80/100 weigh?
The recorded weight for the SMA Sunny Tripower 80/100 is 20.5 kg, noticeably light for an inverter in the 80 to 100 kW bracket, which points to a transformerless design rather than a heavy mains-frequency transformer stage. Even so, plan for a proper lifting aid and a wall or frame built to hold that load securely.
Source: www.sma.de