Location: Pralesio, Condove, Piedmont
Client: Sorgenia
Equipment: ATON
System: 6 kW with optimizers on the solar panels
Storage: 10 kW
Project: Photovoltaic system with optimizers on solar panels and storage in Piedmont
Photovoltaic System Project with Optimizers on Solar Panels and Storage in Piedmont
Incoip presents the innovative photovoltaic system designed and installed for Sorgenia. The 6 kW photovoltaic system features optimizers on the solar panels and is installed on the roof of a private house in the locality of Pralesio, Condove, in Piedmont.
Thanks to the collaboration between Incoip and Sorgenia, this system was designed and installed by Incoip's expert technicians to maximize the energy efficiency of the hosting residence, allowing for optimal generation of clean electricity and harnessing the full potential of sunlight. With its 6 kW capacity, this state-of-the-art photovoltaic system offers exceptional electricity production, meeting the energy needs of the residence and its occupants. The installed photovoltaic system has reduced dependence on the public electrical grid, minimized environmental impact, and lowered the utility costs for the Pralesio family.
Not only does it generate electricity, but it also stores excess energy! This photovoltaic system features a 10 kW storage system to store surplus energy generated during the day. This enables the use of clean electricity during nighttime, low irradiation days, or during peak consumption periods.
The uniqueness of this photovoltaic system lies in the optimizers on the solar panels, an advanced technology that ensures even higher energy efficiency by optimizing energy production even in partial shading or low-light conditions.
TECHNICAL ROOM AND INVERTER
The design and installation of the technical room and inverter for converting solar energy into usable electricity in a photovoltaic system are crucial for ensuring system efficiency and safety.
The inverter plays a crucial role in converting solar energy into household electricity, while the technical room houses the inverter and other system components.
By carefully analyzing the project specifications, available technologies, and current regulations, Incoip has undertaken the design of the technical room and inverter for the photovoltaic system. An accurate approach in this phase ensures system efficiency and safety, maximizing solar energy production and the system's longevity.
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