The three models
| Kent M1 3KW | Kent M1 5KW | Kent M1 6KW | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grid output (rated / max) | 3000 W / 3300 VA | 5000 W / 5500 VA | 6000 W / 6600 VA |
| Backup output (rated / max) | 3000 VA / 3300 VA | 5000 VA / 5500 VA | 6000 VA / 6600 VA |
| Backup max output current | 15 A | 25 A | 30 A |
| Battery charge / discharge max | 70 A | 120 A | 135 A |
| Grid-side max input current | 27.3 A | 43.0 A | 43.0 A |
| Recommended max PV | 4800 Wp | 8000 Wp | 9600 Wp |
Platform facts every installer must know
- Single-phase, low-voltage battery. Battery window is 40–60 V DC, Li-ion or lead-acid, BMS over CAN.
- IP66, outdoor-capable — siting rules still apply: shade, no drip sources above, adequate ventilation. Operating range −20 °C to +60 °C, altitude ≤ 2000 m.
- Non-isolated topology — PV conductors must never be earthed. Module frames are earthed; PV+ and PV− are not.
- Two MPPTs, one string each, max 500 V open-circuit voltage.
- Dedicated GEN port on all three models: 6600 VA / 30 A single-phase input.
- Fanless — natural-convection cooling, less than 35 dB, night self-consumption under 35 W, weight 19 kg.
- Grid supply forms supported: TN-S, TN-C, TN-C-S, TT.
Ports and connection points
Reading across the bottom of the unit, left to right: DC Switch (PV disconnect) · PV input terminals · COM1 / COM2 · GRID · GEN · BACKUP. On the battery side you have the battery power button switch, Battery −, Battery +, the WiFi (datalogger) port, and the relief valve. System status is shown on the front LED and LCD.The WiFi datalogger stick is fitted physically during installation and is activated with Kent Central Command — documentation to follow. Nothing in commissioning requires an app; the on-device LCD handles everything.