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Deye SUN-M200G4-EU-Q0 Mikro-Wechselrichter 2000W

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Deye SUN-M200G4-EU-Q0 Mikro-Wechselrichter 2000WDeye SUN M200G4 EU Q0 2000 W Mikrowechselrichter mit 4 MPPT fr dein Balkonkraftwerk Der Deye SUN M200G4 EU Q0 ist ein leistungsstarker Mikrowechselrichter speziell fr Balkonkraftwerke und kompakte PV Anlagen. Mit 2000 W Ausgangsleistung und vier unabhngigen MPP Trackern holt er aus bis zu vier Modulen das Maximum heraus auch bei unterschiedlicher Ausrichtung oder Teilverschattung. Dank Plug & Play Installation und App Steuerung per WLAN setzt du

Deye SUN-M200G4-EU-Q0 – 2000-W-Mikrowechselrichter mit 4 MPPT für dein Balkonkraftwerk

Der Deye SUN-M200G4-EU-Q0 ist ein leistungsstarker Mikrowechselrichter speziell für Balkonkraftwerke und kompakte PV-Anlagen. Mit 2000 W Ausgangsleistung und vier unabhängigen MPP-Trackern holt er aus bis zu vier Modulen das Maximum heraus – auch bei unterschiedlicher Ausrichtung oder Teilverschattung. Dank Plug-&-Play-Installation und App-Steuerung per WLAN setzt du nachhaltige Stromerzeugung ganz einfach um.

Deine Vorteile auf einen Blick

  • 4 unabhängige MPP-Tracker – jedes Modul wird einzeln überwacht und optimiert, für maximale Erträge
  • 2000 W Ausgangsleistung – bis zu 4 Module mit je rund 210–700 Wp anschließbar
  • Hohe Effizienz – bis 96,5 % Wirkungsgrad und über 99 % MPPT-Effizienz (99,9 % Spitzeneffizienz)
  • Schutzart IP67 – staub- und wasserdicht für den sicheren Außeneinsatz
  • Integriertes WLAN – Echtzeit-Überwachung per Deye Cloud App, ohne Zusatzgeräte
  • Plug & Play – MC4-EVO2-Steckverbinder, Anschluss direkt an der Steckdose
  • VDE-AR-N 4105 zertifiziert mit integriertem NA-Schutz und Überspannungsschutz
  • 15 Jahre Herstellergarantie

Wichtiger Hinweis zur Anmeldung

Bei einer Einspeiseleistung über 800 W ist eine Anmeldung beim Netzbetreiber erforderlich und die Installation muss durch eine qualifizierte Elektrofachkraft erfolgen. Die Ausgangsleistung lässt sich bei Bedarf entsprechend begrenzen.

Technische Daten

  • Ausgangsleistung: bis 2000 W
  • MPP-Tracker: 4 unabhängige (4 Eingänge)
  • Empfohlene DC-Leistung: ca. 210–700 Wp pro Modul
  • MPPT-Spannungsbereich: 16–60 V
  • Wirkungsgrad: bis 96,5 % (MPPT > 99 %)
  • Kommunikation: integriertes WLAN, Deye Cloud App
  • Schutzart: IP67
  • Anschluss: MC4-EVO2 Plug & Play
  • Zertifizierung: VDE-AR-N 4105, NA-Schutz
  • Herstellergarantie: 15 Jahre

Häufige Fragen

Wie viele Module kann ich anschließen?

Dank vier unabhängiger MPP-Tracker lassen sich bis zu vier Module mit je rund 210–700 Wp anschließen und einzeln optimieren.

Brauche ich für mehr als 800 W eine Anmeldung?

Ja. Bei einer Einspeiseleistung über 800 W ist die Anmeldung beim Netzbetreiber und die Installation durch eine Elektrofachkraft erforderlich.

Wie überwache ich die Leistung?

Über das integrierte WLAN und die Deye Cloud App siehst du alle Leistungsdaten in Echtzeit.

Herstellerangaben

Ningbo Deye Technology Co., Ltd.
No. 26-30 Yongjiang South Road, Beilun District, Ningbo, Zhejiang 315806, China

EU-verantwortliche Person:
Deye Neue Energie GmbH
Nordostpark 98-102, 90411 Nürnberg, Deutschland

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