How many watts is an HE200-7200-F?

6200 W. The 7200 is a machine code, not the wattage. A HE200-6500-T is 5500 W, and a HE300-12000-F is 11000 W. Always read the rated output, not the model number.

What does the F suffix mean?

F means the model uses a 48 V battery. T means 24 V, and O means 12 V. The suffix must match the battery bank you plan to install.

I5 means the enclosure is rated IP54, suitable for outdoor installation. It is a separate model from the IP21 version, with different weight and dimensions.

Solar Inverter Model Number Decoder

One line: The number in a model name is a machine code, not the wattage. HE200-7200-F is a 6200 W inverter. Read the parts below and the naming stops being confusing.

Rear rating label of an inverter showing the model code, ratings and certification marks — The model code is printed on the rating label. Every part of the number is a code — including the digits, which are not the wattage.

The structure

HE200-6500-T-I5
│     │    │  └─ I5  = protection: IP54 (outdoor)
│     │    └──── T   = battery voltage: 24 V
│     └───────── 6500 = machine code
└─────────────── HE200 = series

Part 1 — Series

Series	Position	Architecture
HE200	Main line — residential and light commercial	High frequency
HE300	Higher power — commercial, parallel expansion to 99 kW	High frequency
HE310	Industrial-frequency unit for heavy inductive loads	Low frequency
L2	Portable all-in-one storage (300 W / 500 W / 1200 W)	—
H3 / H4	Residential all-in-one storage (W = outdoor, N = indoor)	—
H3B / H4B	LiFePO4 battery packs	—

Part 2 — Battery voltage suffix

This is the part most often misread, and the one that damages equipment if ignored.

Suffix	Battery voltage	Examples
O	12 V	HE200-2500-O · HE200-3000-O-I5
T	24 V	HE200-4200-T · HE200-6500-T · HE300-4200-T
F	48 V	HE200-7200-F · HE200-12000-F · HE300-7200-F

A T model and an F model with similar numbers are different machines requiring different battery banks. Connecting the wrong battery voltage can destroy the inverter's capacitor bank.

Part 3 — Parallel and protection suffixes

Suffix	Meaning	Examples
P	Parallel — single or three-phase parallel operation	HE200-6500-FP · HE200-7200-FP · HE300-12000-FP
I5	IP54 enclosure — sealed, outdoor installation	HE200-3000-O-I5 · HE200-7200-F-I5 · HE300-12000-FP-I5 · HE300-7200-FP-I5

Written sequence: series - machine code - battery voltage - protection/parallel. So HE200-7200-F-I5 is a HE200 series, 7200 code, 48 V battery, IP54 enclosure. HE200-7200-FP is a HE200 series, 7200 code, 48 V battery, parallel-capable. Note that P attaches directly to the voltage letter (FP, never F-P), while I5 forms its own segment.

Part 4 — The number is not the wattage

This is the single most important thing on this page. Model numbers are machine codes; the rated output is a separate figure.

Model code	Actual rated output	Model
2500	1200 W	HE200-2500-O
3000	2000 W	HE200-3000-O-I5
4200	3600 W	HE200-4200-T
4200	3000 W	HE300-4200-T ⚠️ same code, different output
5000	5000 W / 6300 VA	HE310-5000-F
6500	5500 W	HE200-6500-T
7200	6200 W	HE200-7200-F · HE300-7200-F
12000	12000 W	HE200-12000-F
12000	11000 W	HE300-12000-F ⚠️ same code, different output

Two things to take from the table:

The code always exceeds the actual output. A 7200 is a 6200 W machine.
The same code can mean different outputs across series. A 12000 code gives 12000 W on the HE200 line and 11000 W on the HE300 line. The series prefix is not decoration.

Side view of an inverter with the rating label visible — Cross-check the code against the label and the specification table for your model.

All-in-one and battery naming

Model	Decode
L2-N1-300	L2 line · N1 battery module count 1 · 300 W output
L2-N1T-500	N1 + T (upgraded) · 500 W output · ≈1 kWh
L2-N2T-1200	N2 two modules · 1200 W output · 2 kWh
H3-W2-4200	H3 platform · W = outdoor · 2 modules · 3600 W · 2.56 kWh
H3-W8-6500	H3 · W outdoor · 8 modules · 5000 W · 8 kWh
H3-W16-7200	H3 · W outdoor · 16 modules · 6500 W · 16 kWh
H4-N8-4200	H4 platform · N = indoor (IP21) · 8 modules · 3600 W
H3B-W16-48V	Battery · W outdoor · 16 modules · 48 V system · 16 kWh
H4B-N5-48V	Battery · N indoor · 5 modules · 48 V system · 5.12 kWh

For the all-in-one lines, the number after the module letter is the module count, not the output.

Output topology codes

Code	Meaning	Models
L+N+PE	Single phase — live, neutral, earth	HE200-2500-O · HE200-4200-T · HE300-4200-T · HE300-7200-F
L1+N1+L2+N2+PE	Dual output — main and secondary AC output	HE200-6500-T and above · HE200-12000-F · all P models

The dual-output topology is what enables critical-load separation: the unit drops the secondary output when battery charge runs low.

Battery type codes (shown on the display)

Code	Meaning
AGM	Lead-acid (factory default)
FLD	Gel / flooded
LIb	Ternary lithium
FEL	LiFePO4
USE	User-defined (manual charge/discharge voltages when communication is unavailable)

Quick decoding checklist

Series — HE200, HE300, HE310, or an ESS/battery line.
Machine code — look up the real output in the table above; never read it as watts.
Voltage suffix — O = 12 V, T = 24 V, F = 48 V. This fixes the battery bank.
P — parallel capability, up to 9 units.
I5 — IP54 enclosure, a separate model with its own specification.

Get those five and a model name tells you the series, the real output, the battery voltage and the mounting environment.

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