The system includes solar panels (monocrystalline or polycrystalline depending on configuration), an off-grid inverter (15 kVA model for the 15 kW system), MPPT or PWM charge controller, mounting structure and full mounting tools, and packaging (composite material box). Batteries (lead-acid or lithium-ion) and any optional super-capacitor modules may be supplied depending on the chosen package — confirm with the seller.
A super capacitor (ultracapacitor) provides very fast charge/discharge response and high cycle life. In hybrid energy systems it is typically used alongside batteries to handle short-duration high-power demands and improve overall system responsiveness and battery lifetime. Confirm with the supplier whether super-capacitor modules are included and how they are integrated with the battery bank.
The listing supports multiple power options. Common configurations include 5 kW and 15 kW nominal inverter/load capacities, and higher package options up to 20 kW or 30 kW may be offered. Ask the vendor which specific package you are ordering to confirm exact components and ratings.
The system is compatible with both lead-acid and lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery types. The product name also references 48 V battery architectures; ensure you specify the battery voltage and chemistry when ordering so the inverter/charger and controllers are configured correctly.
DC input ranges referenced in the product name include 150 VDC and 550 VDC (these refer to PV array/inverter input voltages for different configurations). The AC output for EU markets is 220–240 VAC. Confirm the exact DC input range and output phase configuration with the seller for your selected model.
Runtime depends on battery capacity, daily solar generation, load profile and system configuration. The product is designed to support continuous operation with appropriate battery and energy management; the description notes support for up to 24 hours when sized and configured correctly. For an accurate runtime estimate, provide your typical hourly loads so the vendor can size batteries and PV appropriately.
The system supports both MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) and PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) charge controllers. MPPT controllers are recommended for higher efficiency and better energy harvest, especially with higher-voltage PV arrays.
Yes — the listing includes full mounting tools and a customizable mounting structure. The standard mounting type listed is ground mounting. Roof or pole mounts may be possible as custom options; check with the supplier for alternate mounting solutions.
Many off-grid systems are modular and can be expanded (additional panels, batteries, or inverters) but expandability depends on the inverter/charger architecture and the chosen configuration. Confirm expansion limits (e.g., maximum battery bank size, PV input limits, and parallel inverter capability) with the manufacturer before purchasing.
Off-grid inverters commonly support generator input and some models support configurable grid/generator charging if wired accordingly. Check the inverter specifications and firmware features with the supplier to confirm generator synchronization or AC-input charging capabilities.
Regular maintenance typically includes cleaning panels, checking mounting hardware and cable connections, and monitoring battery health. Solar panels commonly have multi-decade service life (often 20–30+ years), while battery life varies by chemistry and cycling (lead-acid typically shorter than lithium-ion). Super-capacitors generally have very high cycle life. Ask for recommended maintenance schedules and expected lifetimes for the exact components you receive.
The product specification lists a single gross weight around 400 kg for the packaged system. Actual weight varies by configuration and included components. Because of the weight and size, professional handling and installation are recommended.
Certifications (CE, IEC, UL, etc.) and safety compliance depend on the specific components and the market variant. The product listing does not specify certificates — request copies of applicable certifications, test reports and compliance documentation from the supplier before purchase.
Yes — a properly sized 15 kW system can run many household appliances, including refrigerators, lights, pumps and multiple appliances simultaneously. Air conditioners and large motors have high startup currents, so inverter surge capability and battery sizing must account for that. Provide a list of appliances and usage patterns to get a precise sizing recommendation.
Offerings vary by vendor. Many suppliers provide documentation and mounting tools for DIY installation but recommend professional installation for safety and warranty reasons. Ask the seller whether they offer installation, commissioning, or local installation partners.
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