A 10.9 kWp rooftop photovoltaic system installed for a car wash in Varna. The system consists of 20 × 545 W solar panels and a grid-tied inverter, with the generated energy used directly to cover the facility’s daytime electricity consumption.
The car wash has a constant electricity consumption during the workday, when the machines and equipment are most active. The customer was looking for a way to reduce its ongoing electricity costs.
We installed 20 photovoltaic panels, each with a capacity of 545 W, on the unused portion of the car wash roof and connected them to a grid-tied inverter. Since peak electricity consumption coincides with the hours of solar power generation, the system is designed for maximum direct self-consumption, without batteries.
Once the system is operational, a portion of the electricity needed during the day is generated directly on site. This reduces the amount of energy purchased from the grid, lowers the car wash’s operating costs, and allows the available roof space to be used effectively.
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📷 2A hybrid photovoltaic system installed on a garage roof in Varna, providing additional energy for a laser cutting and 3D printing business. The system includes a hybrid inverter and two 15 kWh batteries and also supports electric vehicle charging.
📷 6Photovoltaic power plant for a guest house, built with two separate solar panel arrays, each connected to its own inverter. The system generates clean energy for the property and reduces electricity costs, while one of the arrays also serves as a covered parking area.
📷 3★ European funding 60 kWh storage capacity 30 kW hybrid inverter BESS connected to an existing photovoltaic system PKIP 2021–2027 European funding
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