Self-Usage Mode is designed to maximize solar self-consumption. It intelligently manages solar, battery, and grid power to ensure efficient energy use and continuous supply throughout the day.

Here’s how energy is managed across the day: 00:00–05:00: Battery powers all household loads. 05:00–08:00: The grid provides electricity to the loads. 08:00–10:00: Both solar and grid jointly supply power. 10:00–15:00: Solar powers the loads, charges the battery, and exports excess energy to the grid. 15:00–20:00: Solar and battery work together to power loads. 20:00–24:00: The battery once again powers all loads.

The inverter applies intelligent energy prioritization: When solar generation is higher than consumption, excess energy automatically charges the battery. Once the battery is fully charged, any surplus can be exported to the grid (if feed-in is enabled). When solar power decreases, the inverter combines energy from both the battery and solar panels to ensure a stable supply.

The inverter automatically switches to grid power when the battery reaches its minimum capacity. This transition is seamless, ensuring no power interruption.

Maximizes solar energy consumption. Reduces grid dependence and electricity costs. Ensures continuous power supply even during low sunlight periods. Ideal for both residential and commercial applications focused on renewable energy optimization and reliability.