Solar Diesel Integration of C&I Building in South Africa
SSA
C&I
300 kWp
Application
Solar diesel integration
The Context
- Product: ePowerControl SD
This grid-tied solar plant is equipped with Goodwe inverters and a 500 kVA diesel genset as a backup to cope with potential power outages.
Elum Energy ePowerControl SD allows coping with Load Shedding in South Africa, ensuring minimum Genset loading and maximum solar penetration.
- Layout:
PV – 300 kWp - Genset: 500 kVA
- Grid-tied
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