Solis 125kW Three-Phase HV Hybrid Inverter S6-EH3P125K10-NV-YD-H

Solis 125kW: commercial solar, storage and backup

The Solis S6-EH3P125K10-NV-YD-H is a 125kW three-phase high-voltage hybrid inverter for commercial and industrial solar-plus-storage projects. It brings PV generation, compatible high-voltage battery storage and site AC power management together in one inverter platform. This listing is specifically for the 125kW model, not a choice of power ratings. Batteries, PV modules, external protection and installation are specified separately in the project quotation.

• 125kW rated AC output · three-phase 380/400V
• 10 MPPT trackers · up to 20 PV strings
• 300–950V compatible lithium-ion battery operating range
• IP66 enclosure · 7-inch LCD · Bluetooth and app interface

Designed around your business load profile

For a 125kW commercial installation, the first step is understanding the site’s daytime consumption, peak demand and essential loads. A warehouse, workshop, agricultural facility or other business may use solar energy directly during operating hours and store surplus energy for later use. The value of storage depends on the tariff, load profile and battery size. Solar Deity can help scope a project around measured requirements; this page does not promise a fixed saving, payback period or backup duration.

10 MPPT trackers for a planned commercial PV array

The S6-EH3P125K10-NV-YD-H provides 10 maximum-power-point trackers and up to 20 input strings. The manufacturer recommends up to 250kW of PV array capacity and specifies 250kW maximum usable PV input power for this model. These are DC-side figures, not a higher continuous AC output rating. Separate roof orientations and string groups can be evaluated against the tracker arrangement. String open-circuit voltage at the lowest design temperature, operating voltage and current must remain within the inverter limits.

High-voltage battery integration

This is an HV battery inverter, with a specified battery operating range of 300–950V. It is not a 48V or 51.2V low-voltage battery inverter. Two battery ports provide a maximum charge/discharge current specification of 2 × 100A; the two limits must not be treated as the allowable current on each individual port. Battery compatibility also depends on the approved battery model, BMS communication, firmware and permitted configuration. A matching voltage range alone does not establish compatibility, including with Pylontech equipment.

Power rating is not stored energy

The 125kW rating describes inverter power. Battery energy is measured separately in kWh and determines how long a supported load may operate, together with usable state of charge, reserve settings, battery power limits and conversion losses. No battery capacity is included in this inverter listing. For backup planning, identify essential circuits and their running and starting demands before selecting the battery system. The inverter cannot deliver its rated power from a battery that has insufficient discharge capability.

Backup and generator integration

The published backup transfer specification is <10ms for a single inverter; <20ms for parallel systems up to six units. Short-duration backup overload capability is 1.4 × rated power for 10 seconds; 1.6 × for 200ms; it is not a continuous output rating. A generator input rating of 125kW is listed for this model. The permitted operating modes, neutral arrangement, switching, protection and generator controls must be established in the installation design. Motor starting and sensitive loads require individual assessment. Transfer figures should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every connected load will remain unaffected.

Plan expansion as a complete system

Parallel operation and AC- or DC-coupled project arrangements require manufacturer-approved design and controls. Adding inverters is not simply a matter of connecting additional output cables: metering, communications, protection coordination and switching need to be considered together. Larger arrangements can require additional switching equipment. This page specifies one inverter only; the quotation should identify any external controllers, meters, switchgear, communications accessories and commissioning work required for the chosen system.

Installation, cooling and access

The IP66 enclosure has intelligent fan cooling. The unit measures 1,174 × 814 × 400mm (W × H × D) and weighs 170kg. Plan a suitable mounting structure, safe handling, cable access, ventilation and the service clearances required by the manual. The published operating temperature range is −25°C to +60°C and maximum operating altitude is 3,000m; these limits do not imply full rated output under every environmental condition. Consult the manufacturer for derating and installation restrictions. IP66 does not permit immersion or installation in unsuitable corrosive environments.

Protection and project compliance

The datasheet lists Type II surge protection on the DC and AC sides. Arc-fault detection is optional and must be confirmed for the supplied configuration. Product protection functions do not replace site earthing, cable protection, isolation and the required installation assessment. A manufacturer-published NRS document is provided below as a reference. Confirm that its scope covers the exact supplied model and revision, and obtain any utility or municipal approvals applicable to the project.

Solis 125kW technical specifications

This table uses only the S6-EH3P125K10-NV-YD-H column from the South African series datasheet. The downloadable PDF remains the original multi-model document.

Monitoring and everyday operation

The current ZA V2.5 datasheet lists Wi-Fi, LAN and Bluetooth as standard, with 4G optional. Confirm the delivered communications configuration, site network coverage and remote-access permissions. This does not make the illustrative dashboard below a screenshot of the supplied software. Decide which users need access to live power, battery state, historical energy and alarms. Record communications requirements, network responsibility and commissioning handover in the project scope. Remote monitoring depends on the selected equipment, configuration and connectivity.