This article explores SolarEdge's innovative home solar ecosystem at RE+ 2024. It highlights the company's high-efficiency inverters, unique DC bus design, and integration with batteries and future DC appliances.
SolarEdge is known for high efficiency inverters, and the company was at RE+ 2024 in Anaheim, California, again this year showing off all the latest improvements and upgrades it has made to its home solar ecosystem of products.
Allowing the battery to be charged directly from rooftop solar is a game-changer, as it drastically improves the efficiency of the overall system and minimizes the round-trip losses of going into the battery and then back into the home as usable AC power. SolarEdge’s next generation home batteries and inverters come with a clean look and streamlined installation. Image courtesy: SolarEdge
This new system features the same dedicated DC bus bar that allows you to charge the battery from the DC power produced by a rooftop solar system, but also offers a significant advantage with the addition of SolarEdge’s upcoming bi-directional home EV charger. SolarEdgeAs the name implies, this DC charger taps directly into your electric vehicle with a DC connection.
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