Illuminating The Future: SolarEdge Home Revolutionizes Residential Energy In Brazil

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Published on 10/07/2023 at 15:11

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Waking The Solar Power: Brazilian Consumers Now in Control of Their Own Energy

SolarEdge Technologies, a leader in the Smart Energy solutions space, celebrates the launch of SolarEdge Home in Brazil, an innovative range of products for residential energy management. This portfolio, comprised of Home Hub and Home Wave inverters, Power Optimizer, Battery, Backup Interface, and a next-generation operating system, empowers homeowners to increase their savings and energy self-sufficiency by optimizing the generation, consumption, and storage of solar energy.

The Dawn of A New Energy Era

“The main driver for the adoption of solar energy in homes is the significant savings on energy bills, which can achieve an impressive reduction of up to 90%,” says Juliano Pereira, Country Manager of SolarEdge in Brazil. He adds, “we strongly believe that intelligent energy management is crucial in a scenario where electricity costs and consumption are constantly rising. Innovations capable of synchronizing various energy sources, variable consumption, and battery storage are vital to ensure independence and sustainability in the future.”

Designed to maximize solar energy capture with power optimizer technology (DC Coupled), the system stores more energy in the battery to power the home and ensure backup during potential power outages. Through an intuitive app called mySolarEdge, users can manage and monitor their solar energy usage, their savings on energy, and the consequent reduction of carbon emissions in their homes.

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Power and Efficiency at The Heart of The Home

Available for single-phase applications, the SolarEdge Home battery, with a power of 5 kW and usable energy of 9.7kWh, can be connected to up to three batteries per inverter, providing energy of up to 29.1kWh for the home. The extremely efficient design of the Battery, when connected to photovoltaic modules (DC Coupled), requires only one energy conversion during the storage and usage process, and the oversizing of up to 200% reduces clipping losses, further increasing system efficiency.

SolarEdge offers two types of battery-compatible solutions: the Home Wave, aimed at enhancing self-consumption, and the Home Hub, focused on backup.

For installers, the SolarEdge Home series is designed to simplify installation, from design to commissioning, while also allowing a reduction in installation time thanks to plug-and-play wireless connectivity.

The flexibility of the SolarEdge Home ecosystem allows homeowners to add future equipment and other features as their needs evolve and change, ensuring a truly adaptable and long-term energy solution.

Illuminating The Future: SolarEdge Home Revolutionizes Residential Energy In Brazil

Waking The Solar Power: Brazilian Consumers Now in Control of Their Own Energy

The Dawn of A New Energy Era

Power and Efficiency at The Heart of The Home

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