FAQ

Try the Sizing Tool or just get in touch with the Batsol Team for more help. If you already have the panels and the micro-inverters installed, do not forget to give their specifications so that you get the best advice.

The Batsol can work on its own on off grid sites but you will not be able to know what goes on with you system if you do not have a BatMatch. We strongly recommend having at least one BatMatch per system, whatever the system is.

If your panels and micro-inverters are fitted with MC4 MultiContact connectors, the only cables you should need are the CAN-Bus communication ones needed to connect the Batsols to the BatMatch. See the BatMatch User Manual for further information.

Batsol works best with a micro-inverter. So you can use the Panel + Batsol + micro-inverter unit as an AC source to be connected to a reversible off-grid inverter in a micro-grid configuration. It works really fine when the micro-inverter has a frequency shifting ability. Check the download area for sample schematics.

Batsol can also be used as a standard battery with BMS and a 30A output max capacity. Adding a small controller to drive the load allows you to use the Batsol as a perfect solution for light poles, small DC appliances sur as cellphones, lamps or pads.

None. The Batsol includes the necessary protections.

No. The Batsol has no ground reference. It can be used on positive or negative grounded systems.

The BatMatch has an integrated webserver with standard http: protocol. It can be accessed with any computer with a web browser.

Yes. For larger plants, you can use several BatMatch and link them in order to have only one interface. Ask the Batsol Team for more about this.