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The EPS box is a Solax accessory to manage the EPS output of hybrid inverters.
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SolaX X3 three-phase EPS enclosure - Automatic back-up power supply 3x63A
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The EPS SolaX X3-EPS BOX (reference X3-EPS-BOX) is a professional automatic accessory designed to guarantee the continuity of your three-phase power supply in the event of a mains failure. Thanks to its two integrated three-phase contactors, this box intelligently manages switching between the public three-phase grid (400/230V) and the EPS (Emergency Power Supply) output of your SolaX X3 hybrid inverter.
In the event of a mains failure, the box automatically activates the EPS output powered by your battery and solar panels. When the grid returns, it automatically reconnects your installation to the public three-phase grid and safely deactivates the EPS output. This solution is essential for commercial and industrial photovoltaic installations with batteries that require autonomy during power cuts.
The integrated dual three-phase contactor system provides automated, secure management of your three-phase power supply:
This operation is totally transparent to the user: no manual intervention is required, even during micro outages.
The EPS box is compatible with all SolaX X3 series three-phase hybrid inverters equipped with the EPS function:
Essential requirements: The UPS must be equipped with a three-phase EPS output and connected to a battery (Triple Power, Pylontech, etc.). Without a battery, the back-up function will not work. The mains supply must be three-phase 400/230V 50Hz (European standard).
The three-phase EPS box meets the critical needs of professional solar installations with storage:
Typical use: A workshop equipped with a SolaX X3-HYBRID 10.0-D inverter with an 11.6 kWh Triple Power battery. In the event of a mains failure, the EPS box automatically switches to the battery to supply the priority three-phase circuits (3x63A max, i.e. ~43 kVA). Solar production continues to charge the battery if the sun shines, extending the autonomy.
Three-phase electrical requirements:
Connection steps:
Installation tip: Use standard coloured cables (black/brown/grey for L1/L2/L3, blue for neutral, green/yellow for earth). Clearly label terminals to facilitate future maintenance. Document the order of the phases to avoid errors during servicing.
The three-phase EPS output is limited to 3x63A (i.e. approximately 43 kVA at 400V three-phase). It is crucial to size the emergency circuits correctly to avoid overloads :
Important advice: Favour balanced three-phase loads (equal distribution over the 3 phases). Avoid connecting very high starting machines (motors >15 kW) directly to the EPS output. For large inductive loads, use a soft start or star-delta start.
To precisely size your three-phase back-up requirements, consult our three-phase consumption calculator in our toolbox.
The SolaX X3 EPS box complies with the three-phase photovoltaic connection standards applicable in Belgium:
For any technical questions about three-phase installation, consult our support centre or our technical guides.
For a complete and optimal installation, discover our compatible products:
SolaX X3-HYBRID 10.0-D inverter
Inverter SolaX X3-HYBRID 15.0-D
Inverter SolaX X3-HYBRID 8.0-D
Inverter SolaX X3-HYBRID 6.0-D
Need help choosing the right accessories for your three-phase installation? Consult our technical blog or our support service.
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