Photovoltaic water heater can also work with mains electricity

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Photovoltaic water heater can also work with mains electricity

Italian solar panel manufacturer Sunerg Solar announced that they have developed a 1,500 W water heater solution that can be operated simultaneously with a solar panel and mains electricity. Based on the MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracker) controller, the system can work with a photovoltaic module with a power output of up to 450 W.

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Solar panel can produce 2,800 Wh per day

The company presents the Frog Photovoltaic Geyser with its own solar module, MPPT controller and 80 L water boiler with two resistances, one of which is activated by a photovoltaic panel. All the electricity produced by the module is injected into the kettle via the FROG V10 controller.

The cauldron measures 45 cm x 75 cm and weighs 22 kg. It will be sold by the company together with its own solar modules, preferably with the X Max XL panel with a power output of 320 W to 340 W and efficiencies ranging from 19.18% to 20.38%. The panel weighs 18.3 kg and its operating temperature is between -40 C and 85 C.

According to the manufacturer, the solar panel can produce about 2,800 Wh per day and the heater can raise the water temperature from 20 C to 50 C. The daily thermal energy given to the resistance is approximately 2.410 kCal. The company offered the entire system for sale with a total price tag of 1,200 euros.

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