
Noqon Solar Pad
200 W, 8.30 kg
Noqon Solar Pad
200 W, 8.30 kg
Hello, another question: what would I need to feed the electricity produced with it into the household grid? So in principle I would like to use it as a balcony power plant...
You don't need a power station or an electrician, but you definitely need an inverter and other equipment such as a few cables and brackets. I would also use other panels, because the Noqon panels are not rainproof and not suitable for permanent installation - special balcony power station panels are much cheaper for this.
(Feeding a charged power station into the house grid is only possible with the house fuses switched off and a so-called "suicide cable" with plugs on both sides - and if the electrician sees that, he will have a heart attack. This is incredibly dangerous and really forbidden).
It certainly needs a power station to store the electricity. Then an electrician has to connect the whole thing to the house electricity.