A photovoltaic system is made up of numerous individual components, which are combined to enable successful and efficient energy generation. We use renowned manufacturers for these individual elements.
Solar modules:
These consist of a number of individual solar cells and generate electrical energy when exposed to light. The modules we use depend largely on the installation location.
Invertors:
The solar cells generate direct current but the mains power network uses alternating current. The inverters convert the current generated in the cells.
Mounting system:
Flat roof, pitched roof, façade, in the open… The mounting systems for the solar modules need to be as varied as the locations where they are fitted. With our systems, the modules are securely fixed in place at all times.
Feed-in meter
The feed-in meter measures the amount of electricity fed back into the national grid network and shows you how much you can invoice your energy provider.
Two-way meter:
Two-way meters detect whether you are currently sourcing your electricity from your own photovoltaic system or the mains supply. This means you can optimize your own consumption throughout the day (e.g. dryers, washing machines, refrigerators).
Batteries:
In order for the solar power you generate to be available for as long as possible, we always use high quality batteries. These have very long service life and low levels of self-discharge.
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