SolarEdge SE3000H
Professional solar installations demand reliable power conversion, and this HD-Wave string inverter delivers exceptional performance with its 3000W nominal power output. Designed for residential and light commercial applications, it achieves an impressive 99.2% maximum efficiency while maintaining 97.5% European efficiency standards.
Advanced HD-Wave technology sets this inverter apart from conventional models, enabling superior power density in a compact 10.5kg package. The pure sine wave output ensures clean 240V AC power, while the robust NEMA 4X protection rating guarantees reliable operation in harsh outdoor environments. With support for up to 480V DC input voltage, this single-phase inverter optimizes energy harvest from solar arrays while providing the durability and efficiency that SolarEdge's Israeli engineering is known for.
Technical Specifications
Alternatives →| Nominal AC Power | 3000 W |
| Maximum AC Power | 3000 W |
| Maximum Efficiency | 99.2 % |
| European Efficiency | 97.5 % |
| Maximum DC Input Voltage | 480 V |
| AC Output Voltage | 240 V |
| Output Wave Type | Pure Sine Wave |
| Weight | 10.5 kg |
| Enclosure Protection Rating | NEMA 4X |
| Inverter Type | String Inverter (HD-Wave) |
| Number of Phases | 1 |
Frequently asked questions
What size array does the SolarEdge SE3000H suit?
The SolarEdge SE3000H is rated at 3000 W of nominal AC power, with maximum AC power also given as 3000 W, so it is a small residential inverter. An array of roughly three kilowatts, or somewhat more on the DC side to cover real-world losses, is the natural match for the SE3000H on a modest domestic roof.
Is the SolarEdge SE3000H single-phase or three-phase?
The SolarEdge SE3000H is a single-phase inverter with an AC output voltage of 240 V, the split-phase residential voltage used in North American homes rather than a European 230 V supply. Anyone specifying the SE3000H for a 230 V network should confirm the grid variant, because the stored output rating is the 240 V one.
What is the maximum DC input voltage of the SolarEdge SE3000H?
The SolarEdge SE3000H accepts a maximum DC input voltage of 480 V, notably lower than the 600 V or 1000 V ceilings of conventional string inverters. That figure reflects its HD-Wave string inverter design, in which the DC side is held at a fixed working voltage, so string length is set by the system architecture rather than by module count alone.
How efficient is the SolarEdge SE3000H?
The SolarEdge SE3000H is rated at 99.2 percent maximum efficiency and 97.5 percent European efficiency. The gap of nearly two points between peak and weighted figures matters: a domestic inverter runs at part load most of the year, so the 97.5 percent European value is the one to use when estimating the annual yield of the SE3000H.
What kind of AC waveform does the SolarEdge SE3000H produce?
The SolarEdge SE3000H produces a pure sine wave output, the waveform required for grid connection and the one that sensitive electronics, motors and appliances handle without extra heating or noise. Combined with its HD-Wave string inverter design, that makes the SE3000H suitable for feeding a normal household circuit rather than only resistive loads.
Where can the SolarEdge SE3000H be mounted?
The SolarEdge SE3000H carries a NEMA 4X enclosure rating, which covers outdoor installation with protection against windblown dust, rain, splashing water and corrosion, so an exterior wall next to the meter is a normal position. At 10.5 kg the SE3000H is light enough for one installer to lift onto its bracket unaided.
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