Sunny Tripower
X 60 STP 50-80 / STP 60-80

Yes, you can extend the warranty to 10, 15 and 20 years. To do so, submit a request to SMA: https://my.sma-service.com/s/osc-30-warranty-extension

The standard warranty is 5 years.

In connection with an energy meter, an SMA System Manager takes over closed-loop control at the point of interconnection and can control or regulate subordinate inverters. The System Manager also takes over system monitoring and communication to the Sunny Portal powered by ennexOS.

The SMA Data Manager and certain SMA inverters can be configured as a System Manager.

The Sunny Home Manager can be used as a superordinate device but is not able to fully perform the functions of the System Manager. For example, the Sunny Home Manager cannot be used for reactive power control.

The Sunny Tripower X 60 can replace an SMA Data Manager M in small to medium-sized systems up to 135 kW and with up to 5 servers. In other applications or larger system, an SMA Data Manager M may be required.

Yes, thanks to the integrated System Manager.

Yes, the Sunny Tripower X 60 is compatible with all SMA inverters.

However, depending on the configuration of larger systems, some compatibilities may be limited, e.g. when the Sunny Tripower X 60 is configured as a System Manager.

Yes, the inverter is compatible with the Sunny Home Manager 2.0. In larger systems, the SMA Data Manager M or the System Manager function of the inverter is recommended.

Yes, the Sunny Tripower X 60 can be combined with the SMA EV Charger Business.

Yes, the Sunny Tripower X 60 can manage up to 5 servers, which can be other inverters or also a wallbox.

Yes, that is possible.

Yes, thanks to a maximum usable input current of 40 A per MPP tracker, the inverter is compatible with high-current PV modules. For more details, refer to Sunny Design.

In the Sunny Tripower X 60, both AC and DC surge protection devices are soldered to a separate printed circuit board. In case one of the two fails, the affected printed circuit board can be replaced.

Yes, with the optional Roof Mount Kit.

Yes, two Ethernet ports and a multifunction relay are also integrated.

Yes, that is possible. However, the device must be configured as a System Manager.

No, an RS485 interface is not integrated as SMA recommends the Speedwire interfaces. The communication via Speedwire is continuously encrypted and more reliable.

In cases of repowering, it is however possible to use an SMA Data Manager M to manage old system parts via RS485 and new system parts via Speedwire.

SMA stores all data exclusively on servers that are located in the European Union. The data is protected in accordance with the NIS2 guideline ("Network and Information Directive 2") in a future-proof manner to comply with new regulations. SMA relies on the patented and integrated encryption Speedwire Encrypted Communication (SEC).

In addition, the security of the Sunny Portal powered by ennexOS is certified through the ISO 27001 and the entire data storage software has been developed by SMA.

To protect data security, it is recommended to enable the automatic firmware updates of the devices.

The Sunny Tripower X 60 has a volume of 63 dB.

The Sunny Tripower X 60 does have less DC inputs than the Sunny Tripower CORE1, but the development of more powerful PV modules since 2017 means that a single string can now supply considerably more power than before – often over 10 kW instead of the previous approx. 6 kW. This makes it possible to achieve comparable or even higher output levels with fewer inputs. This is partly due to the fact that the 5 MPP tracking devices of the Sunny Tripower X 60 are equivalent to the input currents of the 6 MPP tracking devices of the Sunny Tripower CORE1, making it also suitable for all types of modern high-current PV modules.

The Sunny Tripower X 60 also supports a DC/AC ratio of up 150 %, enabling flexible system planning.