SG5.0RS-ADA
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SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
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SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
5 kW
99.0 % euro
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The verdict
SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H) leads on the differences that matter
The largest is european efficiency: 2.1 pp more efficient. 10 of 19 comparable parameters are identical, with 13 more left out because at least one datasheet does not publish them.
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10
of 19 comparable
parameters are identical
parameters are identical
identical
differs
not published
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9 of 19 parameters
What actually differs
Parameter
SG5.0RS-ADA
SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Difference
European efficiency
96.9 %
99.0 %
2.1 pp more efficient
Max DC voltage
600 V
480 V
120 V apart
Max efficiency
97.8 %
99.2 %
1.4 pp more efficient
Max PV power
7.50 kW
10.00 kW
2.50 kW apart
DC/AC ratio
1.50
2.00
0.50 more oversizing headroom
Weight
19.0 kg
11.4 kg
7.6 kg lighter
Weight per kW
3.8 kg/kW
2.3 kg/kW
1.5 kg/kW lighter
Max AC current
21.7 A
23.0 A
1.3 A apart
Dimensions
340x490x170 mm
450x370x174 mm
340x490x170 mm vs 450x370x174 mm
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Full specification
Parameter
SG5.0RS-ADA
SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Difference
AC output
Rated AC power
5.00 kW
5.00 kW
Same
Max AC power
5.00 kW
5.00 kW
Same
Grid connection
Single-phase
Single-phase
Same
Nominal AC voltage
230 V
230 V
Same
Max AC current
21.7 A
23.0 A
1.3 A apart
PV input
Max PV power
7.50 kW
10.00 kW
2.50 kW apart
DC/AC ratio
1.50
2.00
+0.50 for SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Max DC voltage
600 V
480 V
120 V apart
MPPT voltage range
40-560 V
-
Not published by SolarEdge
Start voltage
50 V
-
Not published by SolarEdge
MPP trackers
3
-
Not published by SolarEdge
Strings per tracker
1
-
Not published by SolarEdge
Max input current per tracker
16.0 A
-
Not published by SolarEdge
Efficiency
European efficiency
96.9 %
99.0 %
+2.1 pp for SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Max efficiency
97.8 %
99.2 %
+1.4 pp for SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
CEC efficiency
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
Battery
Battery input
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
Battery voltage
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
Max charge current
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
Backup power
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
Physical
Weight
19.0 kg
11.4 kg
-7.6 kg for SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Weight per kW
3.8 kg/kW
2.3 kg/kW
-1.5 kg/kW for SolarEdge EV Charging Single Phase Inverter SE5000H (aka H5000SE / SE5000H)
Dimensions
340x490x170 mm
450x370x174 mm
340x490x170 mm vs 450x370x174 mm
Ingress protection
IP65
IP65
Same
Cooling
natural
natural
Same
Noise
-
25 dB
Not published by Sungrow
Max operating temperature
60 °C
60 °C
Same
Connectivity and safety
Wi-Fi
Yes
Yes
Same
Ethernet
Yes
Yes
Same
Arc fault protection
Yes
Yes
Same
Integrated DC switch
Yes
-
Not published by SolarEdge
Warranty
Warranty
-
-
Neither datasheet publishes this
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Every figure here is from the manufacturers' own datasheets - a dash means the value is not published, never an estimate.
