STORAGE AND BATTERIES

Key Components of the Photovoltaic Storage System

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BATTERIES:

Batteries are the main component of the storage system. They can be of different types, with the most common being lithium-ion, lead-acid, and flow batteries. Batteries store energy in the form of direct current (DC)
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INVERTER:

The inverter converts the direct current (DC) stored in the batteries into alternating current (AC), which is the form of electricity used by most household appliances and equipment.
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CHARGE CONTROLLER:

This device regulates the flow of energy between the solar panels, the batteries, and the electrical grid, ensuring that the batteries are charged safely and efficiently without overcharging or excessive discharging.
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Energy Management System (EMS):

An EMS manages and optimizes the use of stored energy, prioritizing consumption based on demand and the availability of solar energy, and can integrate other energy sources and loads.

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Self-Consumption

It allows you to maximize the self-consumption of the energy generated by the solar installation, reducing reliance on the electrical grid and associated costs
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Energy Security

It provides a backup energy source in case of power grid failures, increasing the energy resilience of the installation.
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Optimization of Energy Use

It allows you to store excess energy generated during the day for use during periods of higher demand or when electricity prices are higher.
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Sustainability

It contributes to greater integration of renewable energy into the energy system, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and environmental impact.

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With over a decade of experience, our team of engineers and installers provides you with a comprehensive, turnkey service of the highest quality.

Customized installation

We understand that each company is unique, which is why our team of engineers will study your case and provide an installation tailored to your needs and consumption levels, anticipating potential changes.

Grants, subsidies, and incentives

Your company can benefit from grants for the use of photovoltaic solar energy under the Next Generation program, as well as reductions in property taxes (IBI). At Watt Energía, we handle the collection and administration of all documentation so you can leave the paperwork to us.

PAYMENT OPTIONS

At Watt Energia, we offer our clients the possibility to finance the installation for up to 15 years. You can also choose a leasing or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with no initial investment and no amortization period, so you start saving from day one.

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Yes, it is perfectly possible to install a photovoltaic solar system initially and then expand it by adding batteries. This is a common and viable strategy that offers flexibility and scalability to your energy system. The initial installation of solar panels can provide a renewable energy source and reduce your dependence on the conventional electrical grid. Subsequently, adding batteries allows you to store excess energy generated during the day for use during the night or on cloudy days, providing greater autonomy and stability to the system. It is important to properly plan the system's capacity, the compatibility of the inverter and other components, as well as consider the physical space and wiring requirements needed for the integration of the batteries.
An efficient way to increase the storage capacity of your system is by using high-capacity batteries. These batteries are designed to store a larger amount of energy and, in many applications, can directly replace standard batteries.

Yes, batteries can operate without an active electrical grid. When a photovoltaic solar system is connected to storage batteries, these can store the energy generated by the solar panels during the day for later use, even when the electrical grid is disconnected or unavailable.

In situations where the electrical grid experiences power outages, the batteries act as a backup power source, supplying electricity to devices and equipment connected in your home or business. This backup power is invaluable during blackouts or emergency situations, providing continuity in electrical supply and ensuring the operation of critical devices such as lights, security systems, refrigerators, and medical equipment, among others.

The capacity of a battery is measured in ampere-hours (Ah) and represents the amount of current it can supply over a specific period. For example, a battery with a capacity of 100 Ah, if discharged continuously at a current of 5 amps, will be completely depleted in 20 hours.
The warranty and lifespan are approximately 13 years.
Yes, adding a battery to an existing photovoltaic solar system is an excellent way to improve energy efficiency and increase autonomy.