Balcony Power Plant Complete Set
Our MYSOLARPLANT plug-in solar systems—perfect for your railing balcony
Solar Panel Connector for Lattice Balconies
Discover the many possibilities of a plug-and-play solar system with us. Our high-quality mini solar systems are ideal for installation on railing balconies. Our flexible mounts allow for optimal alignment of the modules to maximize sunlight exposure.
Coming soon: Sunshare RAY, RAY LITE, and GLORY balcony power plants
Our power packages with glass-to-glass modules from JA-Solar
MYSOLARPLANT Balcony 870W Glass/Glass
- 600W (799W) Inverter
- 2 solar panels (435 Wp each)
- Inverter with Wi-Fi
MYSOLARPLANT Balcony 870W Glass/Glass, includes SOLIX E1600 anchors
- 600W (799W) Inverter
- 2 solar panels (435 Wp each)
- Inverter with Wi-Fi
MYSOLARPLANT Balcony 1740W Glass/Glass
- 1600W (800W) Inverter
- 4 solar panels (435 Wp each)
- Inverter with Wi-Fi
MYSOLARPLANT Balcony 1740W Glass/Glass, incl. SOLIX Pro 2 Mounting Bracket
- 2400W integrated inverter
- 4 solar panels (435 Wp each)
- Inverter with Wi-Fi
Balcony Power Plant Complete Set
Turn your balcony into a source of energy with MYSOLARPLANT. Our high-performance plug-and-play solar systems are specifically designed for balconies and feature two state-of-the-art solar modules: a 425Wp glass-foil module from Suntec and a 430Wp glass-glass module from JA-Solar. Thanks to monocrystalline half-cell technology and their elegant black design, they are not only efficient but also visually appealing. Our specially developed balcony mounts, made of sturdy aluminum and stainless steel, allow for easy DIY installation and optimal alignment with the sun. Combined with the AP-Systems microinverter, which delivers up to 600W(799W) of power, and the integrated Wi-Fi module for monitoring, your energy supply will be revolutionized. Each MYSOLARPLANT package also includes a connection cable and additional DC extension cables for maximum flexibility. Choose MYSOLARPLANT and enjoy sustainable energy, top-notch quality, and long-term warranties right on your balcony.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the electricity from the balcony power plant get into the apartment?
You connect your balcony power plant—often referred to as a plug-in solar system or mini solar system—to your home’s electrical grid using a special inverter. This inverter converts the direct current generated by the solar panels into alternating current. You can then plug the device directly into a standard outlet to feed the generated electricity into your home’s electrical grid.
What happens if you feed more than 600 watts into the grid?
In Germany, you may operate balcony solar power systems with a capacity of up to 600 watts without a permit and feed the electricity into the grid. If you operate a system with a higher capacity, you must register it with the grid operator and, if necessary, obtain a permit. Exceeding this limit without registration may result in fines.
What happens if you don't register your balcony power plant?
In Germany, it is mandatory to register even small solar power systems with the local grid operator and in the market master data registry. Failure to register can result in legal consequences, since you are feeding electricity into the public grid.
How much money can you save with a balcony power plant?
The amount you can save depends on your electricity consumption and current electricity rates. Basically, every kilowatt-hour of electricity you generate yourself reduces your electricity costs, since you’ll need to draw less electricity from the grid. Depending on sunlight levels and the time of year, a balcony solar power system can significantly help reduce your electricity bill.
What are the benefits of a balcony power plant in winter?
In Germany, winter days are short and often cloudy. This means that your balcony power plant produces less electricity in the winter than in the summer. Nevertheless, it can still contribute to electricity generation on sunny winter days. The exact amount depends on the geographic location, the orientation and tilt of the panels, and the current weather conditions.
