Single-family home – Saurer
AC•THOR for maximum PV self-consumption through photovoltaic hot water preparation
Facts about the project
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Customer Statement
"I implemented my hot water project last year and I must say that I am very satisfied with it. I have a PV system from SMA and an AC•THOR from my-PV. The integration of the AC•THOR into the system went smoothly, and I can easily view consumption data here.
For my existing heat pump, I specifically separated the electric heating element (electrically disconnected from the heat pump) and connected it to my PV system via the AC•THOR. Since I started heating my hot water with solar electricity, the heat pump has never turned on again. I can honestly say that my entire hot water demand is now provided by the sun. I have already recommended the my-PV product several times," sums up Hermann Saurer.
AC•THOR Product Details
0 – 3,000 W stepless regulation
Maintenance-free through "cables instead of pipes"
Reduction of the technical room space
Open system for various inverters, battery systems, and smart homes
Easy installation, user-friendly
Enables affordable housing, even in residential construction
Up to 85% PV self-consumption, even without battery storage
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