Solar controller VOLT Green Boost MPPT 3000 BYPASS for water heating

Product detailed description

Solar converter VOLT GREEN BOOST MPPT 3000 BAYPASS is an advanced device for direct supply of energy from photovoltaic panels to heating systems. Thanks to the MPPT function, it ensures maximum energy efficiency, while the BAYPASS system allows automatic switching to the grid in the event of insufficient energy production. The perfect solution for powering boilers, heaters, electric mats and underfloor heating.

VOLT GREEN BOOST MPPT 3000 BAYPASS is a modern solar converter that converts the direct current generated by photovoltaic panels into alternating current, allowing direct power supply to heating devices. The MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) system optimizes the operation of the installation and maximizes the efficiency of the energy conversion.

Thanks to the built-in BAYPASS function, the converter automatically switches to mains power in the event of a lack of energy supplied by the PV panels. This ensures continuous heating operation even on days with low solar radiation.

For the proper functioning of the device, it is sufficient to connect 4 to 9 photovoltaic panels with a power of 250W to 400W each. The panels can be configured both in series and in series-parallel, thus adapting the installation to the user's conditions.

The VOLT GREEN BOOST MPPT 3000 BAYPASS solar inverter is ideal for powering:

Electric boilers
Electric heaters
Electric mats
Radiators
Underfloor heating

Thanks to its robust construction and numerous protections (overload, short circuit, thermal), the device ensures long-term and trouble-free operation. Active cooling and audible and visual warnings further enhance user safety.

Dual Output Socket - Intelligent Power Management

The converter is equipped with two GB 3000 output sockets, which allow the connection of two heating devices at the same time.

The first socket (PRIMARY) serves the main device and always has power priority.
The second socket (SECONDARY) is activated automatically when the device connected to the first socket stops consuming power. If the load on the PRIMARY socket reappears, the power supply to the SECONDARY socket is interrupted.
In MPPT mode, the output voltage can range from 120V to 245V AC, depending on the power obtained from the PV panels.
In STABLE mode, the output voltage is 230 V AC with sufficient PV energy.