FAQs Archiv - AXSOL

Q: Can I use the ARVEY A1 portable to charge my devices?

The ARVEY A1 can be used with 230 V devices that require less than 1000 W. First, you need to check the operating power of your device (measured in watts). If it is less than the output power of ARVEY A1 1000W, the device can be operated.

Q: Does a balcony power plant have to be registered?

Regardless of the size of the plant, every balcony power plant in Germany must be registered. Up to a system size (size of the inverter) of 600W, however, the balcony power plant can be registered with the local grid operator in a simplified manner. If you want to install more, an electrician must be hired to do the registration.

Q: Do I have to have the balcony power station checked by an electrician?

Up to a system output of the inverter of 639W/2.6A there is no danger for the existing house electrics. However, if you live in a household with old screw-type fuses, it is advisable to replace them with smaller fuses. If you still want to have the electrical system checked, we recommend having an electrician check the house electrical system in accordance with DIN VDE 0298-4.

Q: How does the installation of a balcony power plant work?

After purchasing a balcony power station, you can put it into operation yourself simply by plugging in the Schuko plug. The balcony power plant can also be put into operation with a Wieland plug, provided that a suitable Wieland socket is already installed.

Q: Functionality of the ARVEY E-Fill H300 balcony power plants

A balcony power plant is basically a small solar system consisting of one or more solar panels connected to an inverter. This converts the direct current of the modules into normal household alternating current. In addition, there is the cabling to the socket and the attachment of the modules. The main advantage of a balcony power plant is that the solar power generated is fed directly into the home power grid. Household appliances then automatically use solar power instead of grid power.