PowerRouter News February 2012

PowerRouter now certified in Ireland

From now, the certificate for installing a PowerRouter in Ireland can be downloaded from our website www.PowerRouter.com. According to the “Conditions Governing the Connection and operation of Micro-generation”, customers have to submit a manufacturer’s certificate to ESB Networks together with the application for a solar installation. Nedap the PowerRouter complies with this regulation and the certificate for installation in Ireland can be downloaded here.

PowerRouter in Dutch Biezenakker project

Nedap has supplied the PowerRouter Solar Inverter for a Dutch construction project named “Biezenakker”. 61 zero-energy houses are being built with the aim to use energy as environmentally friendly as possible. Making use of an intelligent system - including the PowerRouter - households will generate only the quantity of energy they need to live. As a result, energy costs will be reduced significantly compared to regular houses. Read more >>
 

Improved monitoring on myPowerRouter.com

The myPowerRouter.com web portal remotely monitors and manages all PowerRouter systems that are connected to the internet. It allows users to monitor their PowerRouter’s performance and energy consumptions from any computer, tablet or mobile device.

New improvements are made to myPowerRouter.com to make the monitoring-experience faster and easier for our customers. Specific monitoring for self-use systems is added and help functionality is implemented to guide you through the different graphs and widgets. Read more >>

Be independent! Nedap’s Self-Use Solution

The PowerRouter is the ideal solution for maximizing the use of self-generated solar power (self-use). Why sell your surplus energy to the grid at a lower price, when you can store it for later use and receive a higher incentive for generating and using your own solar energy?

In order to optimize the use of self-generated energy and to minimize the load on the grid, some countries have introduced schemes with the aim to stimulate the use of self-generated solar energy (self-use). These measures make it possible for customers to use the energy they generate immediately without first feeding into the grid.

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