Morning.
Loaded power supply is dominated by grid
It can wait for charge.
Residential Solar + Storage
And leave the sunlight of the day to the family.
Make every degree of clean electricity more efficient in the home, for use during the day, for surplus storage and at night. At the same time as the cost of electricity is reduced, the necessary back-up power is reserved for households.
12.8 kWp Photovoltaic machines
30.7 kWh Available storage capacity
25% Backup power
86% Self-used ratio
&Normal System State
Photovoltaic priority for self-use
Increased self-use and reduced electricity purchases from the grid.
Electricity at Wrong Peak
It is stored during the day, in the evening and at night.
Household workload coordination
Common management of household electricity, heat pumps and EV charge.
Modular Extension
Gradual expansion based on growth in household use.
Systems pounce and energy flow
Optical Array Mixed Reverser Energy batteries Household power distribution / key load Grid Connection Status
AC / DC energyCommunications / Control
The energy flows from sunrise to night. (24-hour energy curve example)
- 05:30 Sunrise
- 08:00
- 12:00
- 18:00
- 24:00 Night
At noon.
Photovoltaic power sufficient
Priority self-use, surplus storage
Evening
The light's dropping.
They can refuel the household load.
Night
It's the power supply.
Retention of backup power
Daily electricity generation 52.6 kWh
Daily electricity 45.2 kWh
Use rate 86%
Battery charge 7.4 kWh
Photovoltaic power 22.8 kWh
Storage power supply 19.7 kWh
Night subsistence rate 93%
Let the light voltage give priority to the house and leave the rest of the power at night.
1 Photovoltaic priority for immediate residential load
2 The rest of the voltage is charged to the battery.
3 We'll have enough storage to send the grid.
4 Batteries take over household loads in the evening and night
5 Always keep the minimum reserve SOC
Three typical operating scenarios Same system, different weather times.
It's beautiful. There's plenty of light, excess energy into batteries.
Photovolt 12.8kWp
Load 8.9kW
Charge 2.1kW
SOC 59%
The clouds are changing. It's very smooth.
Photovolt 12.8kWp
Load 3.4kW
Batteries 3.8kW
SOC 56%
Evening peak / backup The light voltage is zero and the reserves support the household load.
Photovolt 0kW
Load 4.2kW
Battery discharge 3.6kW
SOC 28%
System configuration and capacity recommendations Example:
Family. (Input examples)
| Annual electricity use | 6,500 kWh |
|---|---|
| Peak Load | 6.5 kW |
| Tent space available | 75 m² |
| Head for the roof. | South East / Inclination 20° |
| Key Load | 80% |
| Critical load power | 3.0 kW |
| Long-time target for power supply | 12 hours |
| Expected expansion | EV / Heat Pump |
System Recommended Range (example)
Key Widget Selection (example)
| Equipment | Example model | Specifications | Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed Reverser | TC-H8K | 8 kW | 1 table |
| Energy cabinet | TC-ES30 | 30.7 kWh | 1 set |
| LFP Battery | LFP Module | 5.12 kWh | $6 |
| Photovoltaic Component | Component 445W | 445 W | 29 bucks. |
Climate adaptation energy strategy Example:
Three-day weather and power generation projections
Today 26°C Electricity 5.2 kWh
Tomorrow. 29°C Power generation 5.6 kWh
The day after tomorrow. 24°C Power generation 3.8 kWh
Household energy flow curve (Charlotte example)
Critical load security and power outage response Example:
Family load protection
Refrigerator Chile
Lighting Chile
Network Chile
Security Chile
Medical equipment Priority
The power outage response time line
Power outage.
System Switch
Key load power supply
Power grid restoration
25%
Installation and networking implementation
Device setup Identification of the position of the storage cabinet and the reverser
Ventilation and spacing Rehabilitation and safety distance requirements met
Lines and protection AC / DC Protection and Mine Protection Design
Networking Two-way metrology and netting protection test
Debugging and acceptance System connectivity, protection and strategy validation
Monitor and Data Viewer Example:
Energy Flow
Photovolt
8.9 kW
8.9 kW
Domestic workload
3.8 kW
3.8 kW
Battery charge
5.1 kW
5.1 kW
Monthly energy analysis (May example)
Electricity purchases 1,582 kWh Self-utility 1,316 kWh Use rate 83% Access to electricity 266 kWh
Mobile monitoring
All Lifecycle Services
Field survey
Roof / Power Distribution
Load Image
Use it to analyze.
System design
Capacity Match
Economics
Assessment of benefits
Equipment installation
Project implementation
Networking
Net acceptance
System delivery
User Trading
Operational maintenance
Long-term service
List of deliverables Example:
Electrical design Line/ Distribution Chart
Proceed measurement report Self-Use / Power Cost Analysis
Project execution drawings Device / Line / Installation
Protect Parameters Networking/ Device Protection
Debug Record Test / Acceptance Results
User Manual Operations / maintenance / alarms
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Programme configuration and implementation tempo can be further confirmed on the basis of on-site loads, netting conditions, installed space and transportation requirements.