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Deye SUN-18K-SG01LP1-EU-AM3-P

₱145,000.00
Deye SUN-18K-SG01LP1-EU-AM3-P 48V 380A 18000W
48V System380A MPPT
48V Hybrid Solar System

Deye SUN-18K-SG01LP1-EU-AM3-P

The largest single-phase hybrid inverter in the Solar Panda catalog — an 18kW 48V Deye built for commercial buildings and large estates, running 8+ aircon units alongside a full commercial appliance load. Its 380A of battery charging current is the highest we carry, letting a big bank refill fast on a short sunny window, and three MPP trackers spread up to 28,800W of panels across separate roof orientations. Stackable to 16 units in parallel for installations larger still.

Power

18.0 kW

Battery

48 V

Charge

380 A

Shopee Price

₱145,000.00

Lazada Price

₱145,000.00

Prices shown are estimated retail prices. No online store link available yet.

Technical Blueprint

Deep dive into the electrical capabilities of the Deye 18.0kW series.

Solar & PV Input

Max Array
28,800 W
Max Voltage
500 V
MPPT Range
150–425V
MPPT Current
36 A

AC Output Specs

Rated Output
18,000 W
Max Output Current
78.3 A
Voltage
0.85Un–1.1Un (187–253V)
Waveform
Pure Sine

Battery Logic

Chemistry
Lead-Acid / Lithium
Nominal V
48 V
Max Charge
380 A

Build Quality

Net Weight
59.8 kg
Dimensions
863×464×282 mm

Wiring Specs

Breaker rating and wire gauge for every run on the Deye 18.0kW — sized at its rated output.

Battery breaker

400A DC

Battery cable

650MCM

AC load breaker

100A AC

PV cable

10 AWG

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What can it actually
run?

Most people buy these for brownouts or bill reduction. Here is a realistic scenario of a 18,000W unit supporting a typical Filipino household's daytime loads.

Total DemandActive Load
5,​541W

Safezone: you still have 12,459W headroom for surges (pumps, kettles, etc.)

LED bulb (24×)

216W

Electric fan (10×)

600W

LED/Smart TV (3×)

450W

Laptop charger (3×)

195W

Smartphone charger (8×)

80W

Refrigerator – i… (2×)

500W

Chest freezer

300W

Water dispenser (2×)

160W

Wi-Fi router (2×)

40W

Desktop PC with … (2×)

600W

Split-type airco… (3×)

2,400W

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