What are Solar Kits?

Solar Kits are predefined solutions that combine photovoltaic panels, inverter, and protections to cover different needs: from grid-connected self-consumption to off-grid systems and solar pumping. They simplify component selection, reduce design time, and ensure compatibility.

Advantages and limitations

• Guaranteed compatibility: components sized to work together.
• Faster installation: clear and complete bills of materials.
• Scalable in many configurations (by adding modules or expanding the inverter as needed).
• Limitations: power and voltages are predefined; if you need a very specific design, customization may be required.

Applications

• Self-consumption without battery to reduce the electricity bill.
• Self-consumption with battery to store surplus and gain independence.
• Off-grid 12/24/48V in homes without grid connection, caravans, or boats.
• Off-grid HV for higher power and efficiency projects.
• Solar Pumping in wells, irrigation, and swimming pools.

How to choose

• Define the consumption profile (daily and peak) and the system voltage (12/24/48V or HV for off-grid).
• For self-consumption, prioritize the type of inverter and the size of the PV array according to your load curve.
• For off-grid, size the storage capacity and inverter power according to critical loads.
• For pumping, determine the required manometric height and flow rate.

Typical specifications (indicative)

Best practices

• Review regulations and appropriate AC/DC protections.
• Plan for future growth to avoid costly reconfigurations.
• Optimize the orientation and tilt of the PV array.

Comparisons and related collections

Explore the families to find the most efficient fit: Self-consumption without Battery, Self-consumption with Battery, Off-grid 12/24/48V, Off-grid HV, Solar Pumping, and Protection Panels.