The SolaX X3‑HYBRID G4 is a three-phase output hybrid inverter designed to combine solar panels, battery storage, and net-to-grid use. It supports both on-grid and off-grid functionality, including backup power supplies (EPS).
The X3‑HYBRID is suitable for households with a medium-sized PV system and battery storage, where three phases are used to share the load and is available from 5kW to 12kW.
Important specifications
Below are the key technical data for the 5.0 kW variant, and general specifications that apply to the G4 series:
Functional features & benefits
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Hybrid mode / battery integration : The inverter can store excess solar energy in a battery and use it when the sun is not shining, increasing self-sufficiency.
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Emergency power (EPS mode) : In the event of a mains failure, the system can briefly supply essential loads (via the EPS function).
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Oversizing & Overload : With support for up to 200% PV oversizing and 110% AC overload, the system can utilize more PV capacity than nominal AC capacity and absorb short-term power surges.
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Fast changeover : Switching time < 10 ms between mains and EPS, which means noticeably little interruption in power supply.
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Smart energy management/intelligence : Support for shadow management, global MPP scanning, load management and integration with smart applications (e.g. EV charging)
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Safety & Reliability : SPD protection, robust housing (IP65), automatic functions to minimize energy loss.
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Parallel scalability : Multiple units can operate in parallel for larger systems (up to ~150 kW)
The integrated EMS automatically optimizes consumption, storage, and grid load. In the event of a power outage, the system switches to backup power within ≤10 ms.
With a built-in EMS (Energy Management System), support for peak shaving, and flexible charge and discharge settings, energy balance is automatically adjusted to consumption, grid status, and storage.
With an IP66 enclosure, silent passive cooling, and real-time monitoring via app or WiFi, the inverter offers reliability, ease of use, and minimal maintenance requirements.
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