Solar and energy solutions for homes and smallholdings
Here are all of Novoltica’s solutions, explained briefly and linked to their detailed pages. If you are not sure where to start, the table below connects common situations to the solution we would discuss first.
Products and technologies
Photovoltaic panels
Monocrystalline panels for houses, smallholdings and small firms, sized around what you actually use.
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Energy storage batteries
Batteries for evening consumption, higher self-consumption and a reserve during power cuts.
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Photovoltaic kits
Complete packages: panels, inverter, mounting structure, protection devices and monitoring.
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Residential wind turbines
Small turbines for houses and smallholdings, only after the wind at the site has been assessed.
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Solar hot water systems
Solar thermal collectors and a solar cylinder for domestic hot water.
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Fireplace with a heat exchanger
A fireplace or stove with a water jacket, connected to radiators, a buffer tank and hot water.
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Energy monitoring from your phone
Output, consumption, the battery and exchange with the grid, followed from an app.
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Hybrid photovoltaic systems
Panels, hybrid inverter, battery and grid in a single coordinated system.
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How a system with storage is designed: DC or AC coupling, backup, expansion.
See the solutionEnergy independence
How you can reduce your dependence on the grid: solar, storage, efficiency and monitoring.
See the solutionWhich solution fits your situation
This is not a recipe, but a starting point for a conversation. The final choice depends on consumption, on the building and on the budget.
| Your situation | What we discuss first |
|---|---|
| I want to use my own energy during the day | Photovoltaic panels |
| I use a lot in the evening and early morning | Solar systems with batteries |
| I want a reserve for power cuts | A hybrid system with a backup circuit |
| The home is used seasonally or has a weak grid connection | A photovoltaic kit for a cabin |
| I use a lot of hot water | A solar hot water system |
| I heat with wood and want to use the heat better | A fireplace with a heat exchanger |
| I only want to understand how much and when I use | Energy monitoring |
| I live in an isolated spot with steady wind | A residential wind turbine, after assessing the site |
Not sure where to start?
Start from your own consumption. We work out the rest together.