LXP12000 Hybrid
(Parallel)
A powerful single-unit solution, the LuxPower 12000 Hybrid brings solar inversion and battery storage combined for a powerful controller device.
Able to handle a charge and discharge rate of 12kW, the unit also has a separate input for a generator, improving flexibility. As the 12000 Hybrid has a charge/discharge rate of 250A, this is above the capacity of a standard battery. As a result, a combiner box is required to ensure the amperage is safe.
Without the use of a combiner box, it is possible to install one to eight Hanchu batteries, however, it must be reduced to 100A on the Lux controller to ensure there isn’t any overload. Fully monitorable on the LuxPower Monitoring app, this allows users background performance insights and technical support.
LXP12000 Hybrid at a Glance
Key LXP12000 Hybrid Features
12-year warranty as standard – Can be extended to a 20-year warranty
Allows 6 to 8 Hanchu Batteries with 100A breaker
Allows 6 to 16 Hanchu Batteries with a combiner box
Remote upgrading – Firmware and parameter upgrading remotely
Free Wireless monitoring – For mobile & web portal (PC)
Advanced weather compensation programming
Outgoing, Agile & Octopus Go tariff ready
PV Module Monitoring
Peak Shaving Function
Colour LCD, touch screen display
Maximum 18kW PV input
Maximum AC Current 50A
ENA type test listed
12kW (240A) max charge/discharge
12kW EPS Output
6 Units Paralleling
AC Coupling Function
3 MPPT Input for max input 18kW
4 string inputs
Separated Generator Input
Integrated DC switch
200A AC Passthrough Current
Product Outline
LXP12000 Hybrid Full Specifications
Maximum DC Input Power – 18000W
Nominal DC Input Voltage – 360VDC
DC Input Voltage Range – 100 – 600VDC
MPPT Voltage Range – 230 – 500VDC
MPPT Number – 3 (2/1/1)
Maximum DC Input Current – 25A/15A/15A
Maximum Short-Circuit Per MPPT– 34A/17A/17A
Compatible Battery Type – Lithium-ion/lead-acid
Nominal Battery Voltage – 48 VDC
Battery Voltage Range – 40 – 60VDC
Maximum Charge/Discharge Current – 250A
Maximum Charge/Discharge Power – 12000W
Nominal AC Output Power – 12000W
Maximum AC Output Current – 50A
Nominal AC Voltage – 230V
Optional AC Voltage Range – 180-270Vac
Nominal AC Frequency – 50Hz/60Hz
Maximum Continuous AC Current – 50A at 240V
Working with Hanchu Combiner Boxes
The Lux Hybrid 12kw Parallel unit is a single phase inverter. The maximum PV input is 18kw.
When using the Luxpower 7kW or 12kW Hybrid inverters, the current (amps) demand is too large for the batteries. Therefore a combiner box allows the batteries to be used as the combiner will add the amps of the batteries together and deliver the higher power through a single larger cable. When using and installing a combiner box, ensure you have all the relevant instructions and wiring schematics to correctly set up to the correct rate of charge and discharge.
Parallel units: What does this mean?
A parallel unit is a unit which can be used as a single stand-alone unit, or as part of a larger system. If more than one unit is being used in the system, they can be linked together. When linking them together they operate as one primary unit, with other units operating as subordinates.
In the scenario of parallel units being used, the primary is installed exactly like any single unit would be installed – using the CT clamp to measure the operation of the property. All other units are then changed on the monitoring to be subordinate units, which means they take commands as to whether to charge or discharge. Using multiple units in parallel provides better communication between them resulting in a more balanced performance.
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LXP12000 Hybrid (Parallel) in depth
LXP12000 Hybrid Overview
Up To 20 Years Warranty
All our LuxPower Controllers come with a comprehensive 12-year manufacturer’s warranty, ensuring that you can rely on the performance and longevity of our products with absolute confidence. At an extra charge, this can be upgraded to 20 years warranty, giving you peace of mind when it comes to your investment.
Advanced EPS
The LuxPower LXP 12000 Hybrid Controller has an enhanced EPS feature that will switch over in 0.01s in the event of a power cut. This means that the systems can also be used with Grid Share incentive programmes.
250Amps Charge & Discharge Rates
Determining how much power you can put in and take out of your batteries, the LXP 12000 Hybrid have a 240A charge and discharge rate. When combined with a unit from the Hanchu range, which are batteries that are 50V, the max discharge rate is 12000w.
In order to achieve this though, a combiner box is required. Whenever using the combiner box please check you have all the relevant instructions and wiring schematics to correctly set up this rate of charge and discharge. For full information on this, contact our customer support team who can advise on this.
Advanced Weather Compensation Programming
The LuxPower range now comes with advanced weather compensation, which makes weather predictions. This feature allows users to program night-time grid charging of the controller and batteries based on the following days local weather forecast.
The feature will allow users to operate the battery at its optimum level and increase efficiencies, and as a result save more money.
Advanced Monitoring
The LuxPower range comes with Free Advanced Monitoring, giving the user a full insight into the system. The platform is an overview of the system performance providing daily, weekly and monthly information.
This allows you to simply change settings such as charge rates and make use of the excellent free Lux programs. The Luxpower monitoring can be viewed via a web portal on PCs and laptops, or on a mobile app for smartphones and tablets.
Grid Charge & Octopus Agile/Outgoing/Go Compatible
New energy providers will now provide extremely cheap off-peak renewable electricity. The LuxPower LXP 12000 Hybrid can be programmed to take advantage of these cheap off-peak tariffs to charge the batteries to use the energy when the tariffs are high.
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