Pytes 150kWh Home Battery Project: Powering 3 Houses and 4 Charging Stations with 30 Batteries
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Location: Munich, Germany
Explore the Munich family's energy savings journey with Pytes' home battery system. This setup includes 30 Pytes E-box 48100R Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries and 3 Victron inverters, seamlessly integrated with equipment from PS and Victron.
With a capacity now at 153.6 kWh and featuring various components like microinverters and MPPT charge controllers, this system has been running smoothly for over two and a half years. It provides automated regulation, enabling the family to charge electric cars with excess solar power and operate off-grid.
Witness how this Pytes home battery system empowers families to save money and reduce reliance on the main power grid while embracing sustainable energy solutions.
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Sau geil :D
People should figure out when it makes sense to go high voltage
Yeah, having a degree in high voltage systems for starters. 48V systems are safer overall, especially for home owners and DIY installs. The biggest downside are the conductors, but that's a small price to pay overall, as your 48V system should be as short as possible. Solar panel DC strings are high voltage, AC coupled inverters are high voltage. No problems there.
Most, if not all, high voltage DC systems use proprietary components that you cannot service yourself easily, but Victorn is renowned ti be user friendly so it makes sense to use 48V
I would say that it will not be short if you are planning to use DC directly (DC BUS) for POE lights, USB plugs etc... possible EV Charger directly from battery as well. The problem with HV-DC is the safety, you can't use the same safety measures as AC. The solution seems to be Fault Managed Power (FMP / digital electricity / voltserver) which lately has became a new NEC standard. This way your have much more efficiency transfer between your Source and Load. Hope 'big' appliances will support HV-DC directly as well (possible with the FMP receiver for safety?).
Fehlt noch der Umbau auf die V5 🤪
Why use English title with some unknown language?
German is hardly an unknown language.
@@chrisb9319 there are basically two entitled species of humans in this world.The French who acknowledge the existence of other languages but refuse to speak anything else but French. And Americans who think the entire world speaks English and don't even recognize a language as such. 🤣
That's the problem, your ego, you think anyone knows it
@@perdonomai8060 you haven't touched grass in a while, have you?
German isn't an "unknown" language. It is a language not everyone speaks. ;-)
what language are they speaking?
German.