Batteries you plug in, compliant with Swiss law · declaration of conformity supplied

Meters and panels

What completes an installation: the meter that tells the battery what the house is drawing, and the flexible panels that strap to a railing without a single hole drilled.

  • The CT003 meter reads your consumption on the P1 port and drives the discharge
  • The flexible panels plug into the inputs of a Venus A or a Venus D
  • MC4 connectors, the ones panels on the market use

The four items

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Smart Meter CT003

Smart Meter CT003

P1 port or infrared Meter Plug & play
Smart Meter CT002

Smart Meter CT002

Current clamps Meter Installer
Flexible panel 220 W

Flexible panel 220 W

220 Wp Panel Plug & play
Flexible panel 110 W

Flexible panel 110 W

110 Wp Panel Plug & play

The CT002 goes into the distribution board: that is electrician’s work, not a plug-in job. It only serves meters that expose no reading port.

The balcony kits already include the panels

Buying the battery in one place and the panels in another costs the same: a kit is worth exactly the sum of its items. The balcony kits bring both in one delivery, with no assembly surcharge.

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Solar panels fixed to a balcony railing, wired to a battery standing on the floor