Goodwe GW80K-MT 620V mains inverter

Goodwe GW80K-MT 620V-inverter-diktyou-net-metering, prices, offers, purchase, net metering PPC, HEDNO

The Goodwe three-phase inverter, 4-MPPT, 80 kW series MT by GoodWe is ideal for medium to large size distribution projects, especially for large commercial roofs and agricultural facilities. The series features layout and innovative control technology to achieve a maximum efficiency of 99%, with the aim of maximizing returns and profitability for the system owner.

Four MPPTs for maximum performance

Improve your energy harvest with four MPPT trackers to minimize output losses caused by partial shading.

PLC communication

PLC communication offers stable data transmission and allows monitoring of large photovoltaic systems in remote areas.

AC Output

Rated AC power: 80kW
Maximum AC power: 88kVA

DC input

Rated DC power: 120kWp

Dimensions: 586 * 788 * 267mm

Weight: 70kg

5 year warranty

1. What is energy offset (net metering); 

Energy offset means offsetting the energy injected into Network energy from a power plant with the absorbed energy in the consumption plant of the autoproducer. It concerns a production station which is installed in the same or adjacent space with the consumption installation, which is connected to the distribution network through the same supply. In energy offset, the energy produced does not have to be synchronized with the energy consumed.

The terms and conditions for the development of production stations with energy offset were initially determined by ΥΑ ΑΠΕΗΛ / Α / Φ1 / οικ.24461 (Government Gazette Β '3583 / 31.12.2014), which was subsequently abolished and replaced by ΥΑ ΑΠΕΗΛ / Α / Φ1 /οικ.175067 (Government Gazette Β '1547 / 5.5.2017), which was recently abolished and replaced by ΥΑ No. YPEN / DAPEEK / 15084/382 (Government Gazette B '759 / 5.3.2019).

2. At what power limits is the development of power plants by energy offset generators in the Interconnected System applied?

In Interconnected System (mainland and its interconnected islands):

a) The power of each power plant can be up to 20 kW or up to 50% of the agreed power of the consumption plant (in kVA), if the last size exceeds 20 kW.

b) Especially for self-generating MTs as well as for self-generating stations regardless of the tendency of connection by legal entities of public or private law pursuing public or other public interest purposes, general or local scope, the power of each generating station can be up to 100% of the agreed power consumption.