Single-family home – Jaenicke
AC•THOR 9s for maximum PV self-consumption through heat generation
Facts about the project
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Customer Statement
"Our family of three lives in a house built in 1982, which we completely renovated in 2019. Since then, heat generation has been handled by a SenerTec combined heat and power unit (CHP) in combination with an AC•THOR 9s from my-PV. Surplus electricity comes either from the photovoltaic system or the CHP unit. The AC•THOR 9s precisely directs the surplus electricity to a three-phase heating element with a nominal power of 4.5 kW. To optimally supply our large thermal storage tank, it is integrated into a separate hydraulic unit connected to the storage system."
Product Details AC•THOR 9s
0 – 9,000 W stepless power control
Maintenance-free thanks to "cables instead of pipes"
Reduces the space required for technical installations
Open system compatible with various inverters, battery systems, and smart home solutions
Easy installation and user-friendly operation
Enables affordable housing solutions, even in residential buildings
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