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Deye SUN-6K-SG06LP1-EU-CM2

Deye SUN-6K-SG06LP1-EU-CM2 48V 135A 6000W
48V System135A MPPT
48V Hybrid Solar System

Deye SUN-6K-SG06LP1-EU-CM2

The latest SG06-generation Deye 6kW 48V hybrid inverter — the successor to the SG04 — with a faster CM-series control board and refined firmware. The 135A MPPT handles up to 9,600W of solar panels at 425V Voc, powering 2 × 1.5HP inverter aircon, inverter fridge, washing machine, and the full home load simultaneously. A noticeably more compact and lighter chassis (15.6 kg) than the SG04 while keeping Deye's mature monitoring ecosystem and long-term firmware support.

Power

6.0 kW

Battery

48 V

Charge

135 A

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Technical Blueprint

Deep dive into the electrical capabilities of the Deye 6.0kW series.

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Solar & PV Input

Max Array
12,000 W
Max Voltage
500 V
MPPT Range
150–425V
MPPT Current
18 A

AC Output Specs

Rated Output
6,000 W
Voltage
0.85Un–1.1Un (187–253V)
Waveform
Pure Sine

Battery Logic

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

Build Quality

Net Weight
15.6 kg
Dimensions
460×310×218 mm

Wiring Specs

Breaker rating and wire gauge for every run on the Deye 6.0kW — sized at its rated output.

Battery breaker

180A DC

Battery cable

1/0 AWG

AC load breaker

40A AC

PV cable

10 AWG

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Documentation & official link

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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 6,000W unit supporting a typical Filipino household's daytime loads.

Total DemandActive Load
2,​219W

Safezone: you still have 3,781W headroom for surges (pumps, kettles, etc.)

LED bulb (16×)

144W

Electric fan (6×)

360W

LED/Smart TV

150W

Laptop charger

65W

Smartphone charger (5×)

50W

Refrigerator – i…

250W

Water dispenser

80W

Wi-Fi router

20W

Desktop PC with …

300W

Split-type airco…

800W

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