OHMPILOT 9.0-3 3-phase Fronius

Name: OHMPILOT 9.0-3 3-phase
Price: 628.95 EUR
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Abmessungen

length	110 mm
width	280 mm
Height	350 mm
weight	4 kg

Manufacturer warranty

Product warranty

2 years

Certificates

14_-_Ohmpilot_PL_Fronius_Ohmpilot_karta_katalogowa_01.pdf	Data Sheet	Polish
14_-_Ohmpilot_PL_Fronius_Ohmpilot_karta_katalogowa_01 (1).pdf	Data Sheet	English
Fronious Ohmpilot WA EN.pdf	Guarantee	English

OHMPILOT 9.0-3 3-phase Fronius Ohmpilot is a regulator that controls receivers along with;

designed to use excess solar energy to heat water
primarily used for intelligent control of heating elements to provide hot water in boilers and buffer tanks, but can also be used for infrared heaters or towel heaters
The result is maximum self-sufficiency, reduced household CO2 emissions, and no need to run the building's main hot water system during the summer month
Full compliance with EMC directives
Dynamic reduction of energy feed-in to the grid ÿ 50%
Continuously adjustable power from 0 to 9 kW

Fronius

Fronius is an Austrian manufacturer that was founded in 1945. The company specializes in the development and production of high-quality inverters, battery storage systems, and monitoring solutions. Fronius products are in high demand worldwide due to their exceptional quality, which is why the company is now represented by 37 subsidiaries on five continents. In addition to that, they have distribution and service partners in more than 60 other countries across all continents.

Furthermore, Fronius is committed to sustainability, both in its products and in the way the company operates its business. The company aims to not only contribute to the distribution of clean energy but also reduce its own carbon footprin