TP LV-A Three-Phase Inverter

Three-phase output from a 48 V battery — unbalanced load capability, 250 A, and no high-voltage stack to install.

Three-phase power with a 48 V battery is unusual, and it is the reason this series exists: farms, workshops and small commercial sites often have three-phase supply but no appetite for a high-voltage battery stack.

The TP LV-A supplies 12 kW or 15 kW across three phases, with independent phase output so an unbalanced load does not trip the inverter. At 48 V the current is high — 250 A — which is the price of avoiding a high-voltage battery.

For agricultural sites, the combination of 30 kW of PV, a 48 V battery and generator input covers the pattern that actually occurs: heavy summer load, weak winter sun, and a generator for the weeks in between.

Available models1 series

ModelTypeTypical applicationsNotes
TP LV-A Series TP LV-A Series Three-phase 380/400 V hybrid inverter, 48 V battery Three-phase residential, small commercial and agricultural sites, workshops with 3-phase motors Three-phase output requires 3W+N+PE; confirm phase rotation at commissioning

Models with links have detailed specification pages; unlisted models are also available on request. Capacity and quantity should be sized by our engineers against the actual load — never by nameplate rating alone.

TP LV-A Three-Phase Inverter — frequently asked questions

What is the maximum PV input?
15 kW on the 12 kW model and 30 kW on the 15 kW model, across two MPPT channels.
Can it run three-phase motors?
Yes, with surge capability for motor starts. For a large motor, check the starting current against the inverter's peak rating.
Does it need a neutral?
Yes — 3W+N+PE. The neutral carries the imbalance between phases.
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