On-grid solar

Start with solar. Add the rest when you are ready.

Microinverters for balconies, roofs and gardens — and a clear path to storage, EV charging and monitoring on the same platform.

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Where it fits

Any surface that sees the sun.

The same microinverters work on a balcony railing, a pitched roof, a flat roof or a garden frame.

Balcony solar installation — BalconyPlug-in solarOne 800 W microinverter and two modules.

Balcony solar installed by a partner — Real installationBalcony railingModules on the railing, microinverter behind them.

Solar modules on a pitched roof — Pitched roofWhole-roof solarMicroinverters on one AC trunk cable.

Flat-roof installation by a partner — Flat roofFlat-roof arrayModule-level MPPT for mixed orientations.

Plug-in connection must comply with local regulations; permitted power, socket type and registration differ by country.

Grow step by step

Five steps, one platform.

Each step adds to the one before, on the same platform.

01Plug-in
Plug-in solar
Start with SolarCore microinverters, one MPPT per module. A single unit up to 800 W — such as the VM800WE-P2 or a SolarKit — plugs into a household socket where local rules allow; in countries with higher plug-in limits, the four-module P4 can connect by plug too. Larger arrays on an AC trunk cable are installed by an electrician.
- Lower daytime grid use
- No building work
- Wi-Fi pairing in about 10 seconds*
SolarCore VM-P1 · P2 · P4 SolarKit VSK-800W
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02Storage
Add storage
PowerCube keeps daytime solar for the evening and backs up essential circuits. Its four PV inputs take panels directly, existing microinverters can stay, and SolarCore microinverters add more solar over the home's AC wiring — coordinated by EnergyPilot.
- Solar in the evening
- Backup in 10 ms or less
- 2.5 to 27.5 kWh
PowerCube VA VB5000D
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03Charging
Add EV charging
A ChargeFlow wallbox charges the car from surplus solar; EnergyPilot measures the grid connection and keeps the main fuse within limits.
- Drive on your own solar
- Dynamic load balancing
- Export limitation
ChargeFlow 7 / 11 / 22 kW EnergyPilot
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04Control
Control with EnergyPilot
EnergyPilot measures at the grid connection and decides on site where every watt goes: zero export or a set feed-in limit, battery dispatch and EV surplus charging — even when the internet is down.
- Zero export or feed-in limit
- Battery and EV surplus in one plan
- Works offline
EnergyPilot VDG-EM-1 / EM-3
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05Monitor
Monitor and optimise
VIP Cloud shows generation, storage, charging and consumption live, with time-of-use strategies and a local mode that works offline.
- Live data every second
- Plant sharing
- Local mode
VIP Cloud VIP Professional
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A single plug-in unit up to 800 W (such as SolarCore VM800WE-P2 or SolarKit) and PowerCube VA800D may be connected by the owner where local rules allow; where national rules permit higher plug-in limits, SolarCore P4 can also be connected by plug. SolarCore systems on an AC trunk cable, PowerCube VA2000D and above, VB5000D packs, SolarHub, ChargeFlow and EnergyPilot are installed by a qualified electrician. PV input max. 60 V DC — check module Voc at the lowest expected site temperature. *With good signal, a working network and a normal device connection.

Export limits

Zero export where the grid requires it.

In some countries and grid areas, solar power may not be fed into the grid, or only up to a set limit. EnergyPilot sits in the distribution board, measures at the grid connection with clip-on CTs and regulates SolarCore, SolarHub and PowerCube on site — surplus goes to the home, the battery or the car first.