LQ-MIII series

3-phase two MPPT grid-tied inverter

The Autarco LQ series Mark III inverters range from from 12kW to 20kW and offer the best and most reliable performance in its class. The upgraded MII models are built with the most advanced components available in 2021, resulting in improved processing speed, higher efficiency and superior performance in low light.

These inverters come with two MPPT’s, each with 2 DC inputs. They have an extremely wide voltage range, offering the freedom to create the most optimal string configuration. Features also include a solid waterproof enclosure, Xtreme series PCB, integrated DC switch, monitoring connection and a standard 5 year warranty.

The inverter is a key element in a solar PV power plant and these inverters provide the reliable basis for Autarco’s unique kWh guarantee.

With Smart Asset Management service

Full control over grid power exports

5 year standard product warranty, possibility to extend up to 15 years

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Key features

Eligible for our unique kWh guarantee

5 year standard product warranty, possibility to extend up to 15 years

Designed for residential systems

Questions?
We’ve got answers.

How does my inverter work?

Your inverter will switch on and off automatically, depending on daylight conditions. In normal operation, both the red and the green LED above the display are turned on, the display shows alternating the current power and the word “GENERATING”.

Where do I find my inverter serial number?

There is a sticker on the side of the inverter housing, containing all product details including the serial number.

What does it mean when the red light is on, and the green light is flashing?

This indicates that the inverter is initializing. This may take some time depending on daylight conditions, but the inverter should turn to normal operation automatically.

What is the ticking noise coming from my inverter?

Your inverter needs a minimum amount of solar irradiation in order to be able to start up and function properly. That is also why your inverter is turned off at night When the sun rises in the morning, the inverter will make several attempts to start itself up, the ticking noise you hear is the inverter switching on and off. After a while it will start up and the noise stops. This will occur daily, the length of this procedure can differ depending on daylight conditions. On very cloudy days with low irradiation or when the modules are covered in snow, you may here this sound during the day as well.

Technical stuff

General characteristics

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