There are already a few requirements for operating the balcony panels, At least here in Germany:
- You need a suitable electricity meter
- You have to register with a relevant authority and inform the electricity provider that you are operating a “balcony power plant”.
- The microconverter should run on its own secured circuit. (“Should”, will certainly do very few)
But technically it is simple:
- Set up panels
- Connecting necessary plugs
- Microconverter to the socket
- Be happy that you produce up to 800 watts of your own electricity
I think it’s almost irrelevant how many panels you ultimately split up. However, no more than 800 watts may be fed in.But if you have panels with, let’s say, 2000 watts, you can of course charge various batteries with them beforehand. Nobody can say anything against it.
DacoTaco@lemmy.world 20 hours ago
Just for your information : belgium is allowing the balcony solar panels this year, but they have put limits on which you can install. The power supplier needs to have approved the kit you install. This is just to prevent people from getting cheap crap from the internet.
Other than that, same rules!
Deway@lemmy.world 12 hours ago
Wait really? I didn’t know we finally caught up with the neighbors!
RunawayFixer@lemmy.world 11 hours ago
Officially it’s allowed after April 17th, but there’s already an extensive list of approved devices.
www.test-aankoop.be/…/plug-and-play-zonnepaneel
There’s probably a french version of that article as well, but test- achats/aankoop hasn’t made it easy to switch languages :)