Enphase Energy: Home Energy Management and the new IQ8 microinverter

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • The all-in-one solution expands the Enphase Energy System and now integrates and controls heat pumps and EV charging stations to maximize self-consumption. Jan Lengerke, Sales Director Austria and Switzerland, explains how this works.
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  • @thomasjacques5286
    @thomasjacques5286 Год назад +2

    Getting ready to have 31 Q Cell 405-watt PV panels installed (12.5 kW) system with 31 Enphase IQ8A Inverters, mated to an Enphase IQ Controller. We will add batteries next year, leaning towards the Tesla Power Wall 3 (available this fall) or the new Enphase 5P. Can't wait to celebrate Energy Independence Day aka EID.

  • @kevinkitchen3351
    @kevinkitchen3351 7 месяцев назад

    Unfortunately, Jan, Enphase will only provide a 15 year warranty in Australia, not 25 years like in Europe. Why??

  • @kartoffelkeks29
    @kartoffelkeks29 Год назад

    Can you name a installer for germany, Berlin please ❤

    • @photovoltaikfuerprofis
      @photovoltaikfuerprofis  Год назад

      On Enphase's website you can see the local partners: enphase.com/de-de/installers/resources/buy

    • @StephenWalker42
      @StephenWalker42 Год назад

      This would be a good and safe system for my apartment with a South flat roof, I would have to have the battery in a cupboard, does it make any noise?...

    • @AgentOffice
      @AgentOffice 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@StephenWalker42no noise

  • @Piccyman1
    @Piccyman1 8 месяцев назад

    Nice idea, but the price of the panels more than doubles having a £150 extra cost to each panel

    • @Marc-ww7cc
      @Marc-ww7cc 7 месяцев назад

      You remove the cost of a standalone string inverter, plus micro-inverters tend to have a much longer service life than a traditional string inverter. To compare, you need to calculate which is most appropriate for you, and you should factor in full lifecycle costs, which should include efficiency, shading, maintenance/replacement complexity, mixture of panel orientations, etc, etc. Plus potentially some other soft factors like monitoring and so forth.

    • @Piccyman1
      @Piccyman1 7 месяцев назад

      @@Marc-ww7cc I agree, but if one of the micro inverters does fail, it maybe cheaper to replace the actual unit, but you would have to include the scaffold price.

    • @Marc-ww7cc
      @Marc-ww7cc 7 месяцев назад

      @@Piccyman1 going on available stats, enphase microinveters seem highly reliable (dramatically more so than optimisers, for example). You need to crunch the numbers. Enphase include a payment to help cover the labour cost of replacement in the case of failure (search labour reimbursement).

    • @Piccyman1
      @Piccyman1 7 месяцев назад

      @@Marc-ww7cc Ok, that's good, they must be sure about the reliability of the micro inverters.

    • @gb6041
      @gb6041 6 месяцев назад

      @@Marc-ww7cc Even if it can last forever, enphase is just too EXPENSIVE!!!