D380

D380 Microinverter

Overview

The D380 “TwinPack” Microinverter is comprised of two 190W microinverters in a single enclosure. It is connected to two PV modules, but performs maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and DC-to-AC power conversion on a per-module basis.

The D380 TwinPack uses an external cabling system that is optimized for commercial installations, but the D380 can be applied in both commercial and residential installations.

General Features

  • Two modules per D380 units for faster installation
  • Per-module MPPT and DC-to-AC conversion
  • Integrated monitoring and powerline communications
  • 15 year warranty
  • NEMA 6 enclosure rating
  • CSA listed per UL 1741/IEE1547

D380 Metrics

  • 12AWG trunk cable for 20A AC branch circuits
  • 95% CEC efficiency
  • Compatible with 60- and 72-cell modules
  • Output power of 380W

FAQs

How many modules can be connected to a D380?

You can connect up to two modules to a single D380.

Does each of the inverters in the D380 have its own MPPT?

Yes. Each inverter has its own independent MPPT.

Can I mix and match modules on the same D380?

Yes. You have the ability to install two different modules on the same D380 as long as each module is listed on the Enphase module compatibility list.

Will the D380 work with a single module?

Yes. Each inverter is independent of the other. It can operate with a single module.

Can each of the modules be oriented in two different directions?

Yes.

Are the number of modules on a single branch circuit different with the D380 than the M190?

Yes. Up to 33% more modules per branch circuit.

Where is the D380's AC output cable?

The D380 uses an AC trunk cable assembly, which is separate from the inverter.

What if I have odd number of modules in my installation?

The D380 can operate with a single module, so the last D380 will have one unconnected inverter.

Can I have an installation with both M190 and D380 products?

Yes. The M190 and D380 can be used in the same installation. However, they have to be on separate branch circuits.

Does the D380 have monitoring?

Yes. The D380 continues to use the Enphase power line communication technology for monitoring. Each of the modules and inverters are independently monitored.

Do I lose production from both modules if the D380 fails?

It depends on where the failure occurs:

  • AC side – you may lose both modules
  • DC side – you may only lose production from one module

The monitoring system will alert you of failures.