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Sigen PV Max

Sigen PV Max is Sigenergy's PV-only string-inverter family, with current European warranty schedules naming 3 to 6 kW single-phase and 5 to 25 kW three-phase models.

Specifications

SpecificationValue
Typestring
Supply phasessingle or three
Rated AC power (kW)3 to 6 single-phase; 5 to 25 three-phase
MPPT count2 to 4 on the three-phase schedule
Maximum input current (A)16 per MPPT on the three-phase schedule
Maximum efficiency (%)up to 98.3 on the three-phase schedule
Battery compatibleno; PV Max has no direct Sigen Battery connection
Warranty (years)10
IP ratingIP66
Strings per MPPT1 on the three-phase schedule
MPPT voltage range (V)160 to 1,000 on the three-phase schedule

Sigen PV Max is Sigenergy’s grid-connected solar string-inverter family, also named Sigen PV Inverter Max. It is distinct from the Sigen Hybrid Inverter and SigenStor Energy Controller because PV Max has no direct Sigen Battery connection.

Single-phase and three-phase schedules

The current European warranty covers 3 to 6 kW SP models and 5 to 25 kW TP models. SP and TP identify the single-phase and three-phase schedules; the complete code keeps that distinction visible.

The TP schedule has two to four MPPTs depending on rating, with one string and 16 A maximum input current per tracker. Its MPPT range is 160 to 1,000 V and maximum efficiency reaches 98.3%. These are TP-family boundaries, not specifications for the separate SP schedule.

PV-only boundary

PV Max is a PV-only inverter without the Sigen Battery connection assigned to the Hybrid family. A separately AC-coupled battery at the same premises does not change the PV Max product into a hybrid inverter.

UK approval and warranty

UK approval is code-specific and recorded through ENA Connect Direct. The former public Type Test Register closed on 16 April 2024 and is now an archive.

The European inverter-system warranty available on 22 July 2026 gives the named PV Max models ten years.

Reference type

Solar inverter model

Last reviewed

31 Jul 2026

Current status

UK new-supply status is unconfirmed.