Akademie der Wissenschaften
The photovoltaic system was installed on a listed building in the center of Berlin. Full-black modules were used, which were mounted on two parts of the building: a flat roof and a pitched roof. The inverters were also placed on the roof.
Akademie der Wissenschaften
The photovoltaic system was installed on a listed building in the center of Berlin. Full-black modules were used, which were mounted on two parts of the building: a flat roof and a pitched roof. The inverters were also placed on the roof.
Requirements
A listed building in Berlin's inner city is to be equipped with a photovoltaic system. The plan is to install 30 photovoltaic modules on a flat roof and 28 photovoltaic modules on a pitched roof. The inverters will be mounted on the roof, while the cables will be routed from the house connection room via the existing riser shaft.
Technical Implementation
The implementation is carried out in accordance with the specifications of the monument protection authority using photovoltaic modules in a full-black design. A separate sub-distribution board was installed in the attic for the inverters, which is already designed for a future expansion of the photovoltaic system. The inverters themselves were placed on a special shelter construction for flat roofs next to the ventilation system in order to minimize their visibility and ensure unobtrusive integration into the building architecture.
Hard Facts
Output: 24.6 kWp (58 PV modules, each 425 Wp) PV modules: JinkoSolar JKM425N-54HL4R-B, black Inverter: 2x SMA Sunny Tripower X 12
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