Zendure SolarFlow Hub 1200
Slash electricity expenses
SolarFlow Hub 1200, the dedicated Plug-and-Play solar power system designed to capture sunlight by day and power your nights, reduces electricity expenses with the added benefit to recoup your purchase costs in short term.EMC and TÜV certificate
SolarFlow is the very first balcony energy storage system to receive the TÜV certificate. This important award shows that Zendure meets the strict requirements of TÜV Rheinland in terms of product quality, safety, and reliability. The certificate can be retrieved from the Source.
Hassle-Free Setup
Hub 1200, featuring solar connectors, effortlessly integrates with popular microinverters and solar panels, seamlessly enhancing the current solar system experience.
1000W MPPT Upgrad
Our Hub 1200 utilizes a dual MPPT design, allowing SolarFlow to handle a maximum solar input of 2340 watts. Furthermore, SolarFlow supports microinverters with a maximum output power of 1200 watts, enhancing the efficiency of the system.Smart Power Management
Easily keep track of your electricity usage, every component's status and manage your SolarFlow system with the intuitive Zendure AIoT app. Charge and recharge at your fingertips with just a simple tap – everything you need is right at your disposal.
Versatile Compatibility
With a universal Solar connection design, SolarFlow Hub 1200 can be compatible with 99% of solar panels and microinverters, including popular brands like Hoymiles, DEYE, APsystems, etc. This seamless integration saves you time and money on circuit changes.
IP65 Waterproof
With an ingeniously crafted metal casing, SolarFlow is proudly IP65 certified, ensuring a seamlessly secure outdoor deployment, embodying Zendure's commitment to premium design and reliability.
FAQS
How can I benefit from using SolarFlow 1200?
Solar panels often produce more power than a home needs at various points throughout the day. The excess energy is fed to the grid with no benefit to the person who generated it. SolarFlow lets you make the most of your solar panels by routing the extra energy to at-home storage so you can use it later and reduce your energy costs.
How many solar panels can be connected to SolarFlow 1200?
Our Hub 1200 has two 500W MPPTs for 1000W total input. In order to utilize your solar system more efficiently, we recommend connecting each MPPT in parallel to solar panels with a total power of 650W, to maximize yield even when the sunlight isn't as strong. Please note that the voltage to each MPPT must be between 16V and 60V, and the current should be less than 20A each.
What kind of solar panel is suitable for SolarFlow?
Each of Hub 1200's MPPTs is compatible with solar panels delivering a voltage between 16V and 60V and less than 20A of current.
What safety certifications does SolarFlow 1200 have?
FCC, CA65, CE, RoSH, REACH, TÜV Mark and TÜV CE
How do I choose the right components for my balcony energy storage system?
First, check with your local regulations to determine how much power a balcony system can supply to the household. It's usually around 600W-800W, in which case we recommend selecting solar panels that deliver 1,1000W-1,300W, respectively. For storage, it is usually ideal if the capacity is enough to cover your evening energy consumption.
How can I determine my daily energy consumption?
Determining your daily energy consumption is an important step in configuring the right system for your needs. The goal is to generate more energy than you need during the day so that the surplus energy is stored and is sufficient to cover your evening consumption.
After sunset, check your energy meter and write down the reading. Then, after sunrise, take another reading and write this down. The difference between these two figures is the energy consumed. At the next sunset, read the meter again and subtract the sunrise figure to calculate the energy you used during the day.
Please keep in mind that energy usage and daylight availability fluctuate depending on the weather and the season. It may be helpful to project energy consumption for other seasons by checking the rated power consumption of your major appliances and anticipating how much more/less they will be used throughout the year. Power consumption information is often provided by the manufacturer but can also be determined using smart plugs with energy monitoring capability.
Specs
Hub 1200
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