A photovoltaic installation is based on three elements that will allow the transformation of the sun’s radiation into electricity:
A battery storage system can be set up to store the energy produced and allow you to reach autonomy. You can also remain connected to the network to supply yourself in case of need or inject your surplus energy (self-consumption system with injection of surplus).
In recent years, the technology of photovoltaic panels has evolved considerably. Monitoring tools allow you to follow the performance of your photovoltaic installation at any time. Renosun works with the best manufacturers of photovoltaic panels.
Do you have photovoltaic panels or have you just bought an electric vehicle? Renosun can help you with this energy transition and offer you the installation of charging stations and home batteries.
With our expertise in photovoltaics, we can help you to implement solutions that meet your needs.
Whether it’s storing your solar energy or installing a recharging system for your electric vehicle, our team is at your side to make your projects a reality.
In order to achieve the best self-consumption rate, there are different products that allow an intelligent management of the energy generated by your solar panels:
The purpose of batteries is to store the solar energy you have produced with your photovoltaic panels and then exploit the surplus when you need it. Thanks to a storage battery, you are more autonomous with your energy production.
The success of electric mobility also depends on a suitable infrastructure that allows you to charge your electric vehicle quickly.
The charging stations we recommend are intelligent and equipped with numerous functions. Not only do they allow you to charge your electric vehicle safely, but also to control, communicate and be connected.
The principle of the boiler is extremely simple: it pumps heat from the air and uses it to heat water. The consumption of a water heater is directly related to the overall performance of the installation. Ideally, the air source should be around 20°C and the domestic hot water should not be heated above 50°C. The heating time is very short (approximately 8 hours for a 250L tank).
A boiler does not require large investments and allows you to save up to 70% on your hot water bills.
