Description
Summary
System
- Our self-consumption installation starts with a hybrid inverter and panels, expandable with battery storage for non-aligned consumption patterns. Solar energy is captured during daylight hours and stored, reducing reliance on the electrical grid. Gradual module additions offer customization without significant upfront costs.
- The Growatt inverter seamlessly integrates with the grid, prioritizing solar energy consumption. It also includes an EPS emergency supply function for backup during outages, utilizing solar and battery power. This requires a complementing contactor.
- Our system reduces energy costs by prioritizing solar energy and seamlessly combining energy sources. Though amortization may increase without storage, the high number of battery life cycles and maintenance-free operation make it profitable for various consumption profiles. Hourly discrimination rates optimize cost savings, allowing battery charging during cheaper non-solar hours.
- The Growatt MOD range offers three-phase models 6000W-10000W with integrated wattmeters and toroidal sensors. Monitor production, savings, and performance through the manufacturer’s app and web portal. Photovoltaic kits include essential components for seamless operation.
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Tensite Solar Monocrystalline PERC Module
The Tensite Solar 500W Monocrystalline PERC Module is a premium solar panel that combines PERC technology with monocrystalline silicon cells to deliver high-efficiency energy production. With a module efficiency of 21.05%, this panel is designed to maximize energy capture in various conditions. It is compatible with PWM and MPPT regulators, with MPPT recommended for optimal performance. The panel features durable hollow aluminum framing, ensuring longevity and effective energy collection. Key specifications include a Voltage at Maximum Power of 38.35V, Current at Maximum Power of 13.04A, Open Circuit Voltage of 45.55V, and Short Circuit Current of 13.93A. This solar panel is ideal for both residential and commercial photovoltaic systems, offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for modern energy needs.
Growatt APX HV Battery
This high voltage battery is an advanced, modular energy storage system designed for residential solar applications, featuring cobalt-free LiFePO4 chemistry for enhanced safety, longevity, and environmental sustainability. It supports up to 6 battery modules, with each module operating independently, ensuring 100% usable energy and consistent performance. The system is IP66-rated for protection against dust and water and includes comprehensive safety features like soft start technology and five-layer protection, including optional AFCI.
Seamlessly integrating with Growatt hybrid inverters, it offers flexible expansion, smart energy optimization, and remote monitoring, making it ideal for efficient home energy management. Additionally, the APX HV battery system is designed to meet various environmental challenges, providing reliable energy storage in a range of climates and conditions.
Growatt MOD 6000-10000TL3-XH
The Growatt MOD three-phase hybrid inverter series is a compact solution featuring grid connection and 2 MPPT charge controllers. Notably, it can be connected to batteries to store excess energy, eliminating the need for immediate battery purchase and reducing installation costs.
Designed for three-phase networks with 3 phases and neutral, it generates a pure sine wave, making it suitable for all AC electrical equipment. Its versatility enables it to supply resistive, capacitive, and inductive loads without damaging any household equipment.
The primary function of the inverter is to contribute solar energy to the home’s electrical grid. Additionally, it can be equipped with an optional arc fault circuit breaker to detect and prevent electrical short circuits.
Compatibility with ARK XH lithium batteries is another notable feature, allowing efficient storage of surplus energy. During periods of no solar energy production, the inverter draws power from the battery and only relies on the grid when the battery is depleted or solar production is insufficient to meet demand.
