Single-Family Home – Kriener

AC•THOR 9s for precise power modulation with Huawei

Facts about the project

Planner
PV System
System / Operation Mode
Building / Heat Storage
Control
Kriener_Slider_1 my-PV

Customer Statement

"We charge our 1,000-liter buffer tank using surplus electricity from our own production thanks to the AC•THOR 9s. In summer, this allows us to completely turn off the pellet boiler, which in turn extends its lifespan. The goal was to fully utilize the buffer tank's volume. The photovoltaic heat should therefore be introduced without the usual heating rods and with optimal thermal stratification. To achieve this, an electrothermal hydraulic unit from Tuxhorn was used, which regulates the buffer charging through a speed-controlled pump and an integrated temperature differential logic. For precise power modulation of the electric heat generators inside, the AC•THOR 9s from my-PV is used. Only this makes electric heat generators suitable for using surplus solar power, as the available yield surplus is, of course, constantly changing," summarizes planner Bruno Kriener.

Product Details AC•THOR 9s

  • 0 – 9,000 W stepless regulation

  • Maintenance-free through "cables instead of pipes"

  • Reduces space required for house technology

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

  • Extremely simple installation, user-friendly

  • Enables affordable housing, even in residential construction

Kriener_Slider_1 my-PV
Kriener_Slider_2 my_PV
Kriener_Slider_3 my-PV
Kriener_Slider_4 my-PV
Kriener_Slider_5 my-PV

Weitere Referenzprojekte

Autonomous photovoltaic heat generation at the district heating plant of Stadtwerke Straubing

At the district heating plant in Germany, heat is supplied to a town hall, a nursing home and 100 residential units.

Read more...

German master electrical contractor with a solar-powered company building

A solar power company from Lower Franconia heats its commercial building using continuously regulated PV electricity.

Read more...
Aerial view of a modern house with a gray metal roof and solar panels, surrounded by a garden and driveway, located in a suburban neighborhood.

Turning Sunshine into Hot Water in New Zealand

With SOL•THOR, a family home in Auckland converts solar electricity directly into domestic hot water.

Read more...

A residential building in Hellenthal relies on photovoltaic heat

Thanks to photovoltaic heat, a 50-year-old house uses just 405 kWh of gas and 182 kWh of grid electricity per year.

Read more...
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.

Read more...
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.

Read more...