Single-family home – Dekumbris

AC ELWA-E for the buffer tank and an AC•THOR 9s for the hot water boiler in a Swiss single-family home

Facts about the project

Owner/Planner/Installer
PV system
Object / Hot water demand
System / Operating mode
System control
House with solar panels on the roof, surrounded by greenery and hills under a clear blue sky.

Kundenerklärung

"I first learned about the solutions from my-PV in one of the free webinars. I found it to be an excellent demonstration, and it helped me understand the system correctly! I have been using an AC ELWA-E and an AC•THOR 9s since June 2020, and I am very satisfied. The devices are controlled by the SolarManager. However, I only activate the AC•THOR 9s once the water temperature reaches 56°C, the point at which the heat pump is no longer efficient. The my-PV devices are especially ideal with low surplus power. I don’t start the heat pump with less than 3 kW surplus to avoid drawing power from the public grid. Here, the fine power setting on the heating elements is the better solution for me. With the latest firmware on the devices, I now also have remote access anytime via the my-PV.LIVE data platform.

If feed-in tariffs continue to decrease in Switzerland, the use of my-PV devices will become even more attractive. So, I am well-prepared for the electric future," says Roger Dekumbris optimistically.

Product details AC•THOR 9s:

  • 0 – 9,000 W stepless regulation

  • Maintenance-free through "cables instead of pipes"

  • Reduction of the technical room size

  • Open system for various inverters, battery systems, and smart homes

  • Easy installation, user-friendly

  • Enables affordable housing even in residential construction

House with solar panels on the roof, surrounded by greenery and hills under a clear blue sky.
Green and silver my-PV AC ELWA-E device mounted on a boiler, with connected pipes and cables below.
Wall-mounted my-PV AC•THOR showing 58.1°C on its digital display, set against a brick wall background.
Energy settings screen in German showing 2449 W solar input, 239 W use, two water heaters listed with status indicators.
YouTube comment notification with a video thumbnail of a person indoors, mentioning "AC•THOR 9s" and a German comment.

Other reference projects

Modern building with large glass windows, minimalist design, and a paved pathway, set against a clear blue sky.

Green energy for Casa Verde

Casa Verde shows how modern architecture, high living comfort, and photovoltaic heat generation work together seamlessly.

Mehr lesen...
Renovated historic building with green shutters, palm tree in front yard, and two Smart cars parked in sunshine.

Climate protection award for a heritage-protected multi-family house with PV heat

Solar-powered heating works in heritage buildings! A 150-year-old house is designed for maximum energy self-sufficiency.

Mehr lesen...
House with solar panels, wooden facade with green-framed windows, tree in front, and side structure for additions.

,

Photovoltaic Heat in Two Versions for Hot Water & Heating

A grid-connected and an off-grid PV system in the Black Forest generate hot water and support the heating system.

Mehr lesen...
Aerial view of house with solar panels, green lawn, and swimming pool in the backyard.

Heat generation using PV surplus in the Lavant Valley

Nestled in the picturesque Lavant Valley, a renovated multi-family home demonstrates the full potential of solar power.

Mehr lesen...
A house with a red roof, solar panels, and a beige exterior, surrounded by trees and shrubs, under a partly cloudy sky.

Single-family home saves gas with autonomous heat generation from PV energy

No gas boiler needed: Single-family home in Baden-Württemberg supplied autonomously with photovoltaic heat until mid-November

Mehr lesen...
Rooftops with solar panels, German flag, tree, awnings, and a streetlamp on a sunny day.

Self-sufficient water heating through a school project

Hot water from an off-grid photovoltaic solution instead of an oil-fired heating system – a cost-effective alternative.

Mehr lesen...