C3- AUTOWATT PRO TA centralina dimmerata 2kW espandibile per autoconsumo fotovoltaico grid-tie con sensore TA (AWpro/TA) La centralina AUTOWATT HUB 2 per estendere il limite
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C3 AUTOWATT PRO TA centralina dimmerata 2kW espandibile per autoconsumo fotovoltaico grid tie con sensore TA (AWpro TA) La centralina AUTOWATT HUB 2 per estendere il limite La centralina AUTOWATT HUB 2 permette di dirottare l'energia in eccesso diurna del tuo impianto grid tie all'interno di una batteria di un impianto off grid che verrà quindi riutilizzata in automatico la sera per alimentare i carichi domestici permettendo quindi di scaldare acqua gratis sfruttando solo l'energia prodotta in surplus non autoconsumata fino a 16kW l'AUTOWATT PRO blocca la fuoriuscita della potenza in surplus verso la rete esterna PDF DESCRIZIONE COMPLETA PRODOTTO
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