Single-family home – Kolodziejczak
AC•THOR 9s controls "layer charging"
Facts about the project
- Owner/Planner/Installer
- PV system
- System / Operating mode
- System control
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Customer statement
"In the 'layer charging' mode, the AC•THOR 9s supplies two 9 kW heating rods sequentially with PV surplus power. The switching between the two three-phase loads is done by an electrical 'opener' and a 'closer.' Once the upper heating rod reaches the target temperature, they are easily activated via the relay integrated in the AC•THOR 9s. On one hand, the upper part of our 2,000-liter buffer tank reaches the desired temperature relatively quickly, and on the other hand, I can simultaneously use the entire storage volume to fully utilize my PV surplus – and all of this with just one power controller," emphasizes the builder.
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
Easiest installation, user-friendly
Enables affordable housing even in residential construction
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