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    • developer_mh
      Looking For Certificate

      By developer_mh · Posted

      Hi Mohamed, at the moment we don't offer a certification service related to PV*SOL. Our sales partner in the Netherlands offer a course "Solar Specialist" with a certification included. That comprises PV system design, usage of PV*SOL and all the important things you need to know when planning PV systems professionally. But I think this will be in Dutch language. http://www.switch2solar.nl/opleidingen/solar-specialist/ What we do have are seminars and webinars. Seminars are organized either by us or by our sales partners. You can find a list of future events here: https://www.valentin-software.com/en/sales-service/product-training/seminars And then there are (free of charge) webinars that you can attend over the internet: https://www.valentin-software.com/en/sales-service/product-training/webinars   Also keep an eye on the trainings of our UK partner Solar Design Company: https://www.solardesign.co.uk/pvsol_training.php   Hope that helps, kind regards, Martin
    • developer_mm
      Module & Inverter

      By developer_mm · Posted

      Hello Sandeep Singh, the manufacturers are responsible for updating their products in our database. In such cases, please contact our database team at database@valentin-software.com to ask manufacturers to enter their latest products. But for now, I will forward your request to them. Kind regards, Marcel
    • Mohamed Alaa
      Looking For Certificate

      By Mohamed Alaa · Posted

      Good Morning,  I am looking forward to be officially certified from Valentine Software as a PV Design Engineer using PV*SOL, how can this happen? 
    • developer_mh
      PV-Anlage ohne Netzeinspeisung

      By developer_mh · Posted

      Hallo Lenlo, ja, das geht. Entweder als "echte" netzautarke (offgrid) Variante oder indem du die Einspeiseabregelung bei netzgekoppelten (ongrid) Anlagen auf 0% stellst. Im letzteren Fall wäre dann das Ergebnis "Abregelung am Einspeisepunkt" die Energie, die in den Elektrolyseur gesteckt werden könnte. Unter der Voraussetzung, dass die Anschlussleistung stimmt, also der Elektrolyseur alles Überschüssige aufnehmen kann.   Die Einspeiseabregelung wird vorne auf der Seite "Anlagenart, Klima und Netz" unter AC-Netz eingestellt. Es muss natürlich der Einspeisepunkt, nicht der Wechselrichter als Abregelungspunkt gewählt werden. Viele Grüße, Martin
    • Sandeep Singh
      Module & Inverter

      By Sandeep Singh · Posted

      Why PV module for Waaree, Jakson and other OEM is not updated along with Inverter is not updated for Delta, ABB, SMA
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