Digital MPPT and Solar BMS for a Net Zero energy House

This is my short Kickstarter video for my next project the Digital

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[tonyr]

Excellent, looking forward to purchase the system

[voltlog]

wow looks interesting, especially because these are big claims but they seem to be backed up by solid data. Congratulations, I hope the project turns into a success!

[Niklas]

Very interesting idea. Storing the generated heat in an object of high thermal mass is a good idea. People in Germany have argued for some time that it is better to heat your house with excess solar electricity than export it to the grid because feed in tariffs have been lowered so many times.

Looking forward to seeing your solution in action.

[winterburan]

This is a digital regulator of electric load derivation, great system to maximize the solar photovoltaic and accumulate heat by heating of water accumulation and used with a low temperature radiant!
Use this system to keep under constant electrical load a small hydroelectric turbine, heating water for sanitary use and radiant heating at low temperature floor.
Good job

[ThingsWhichArentWork]

That sounds like a great new project Dacian - Thanks for sharing it. Cheers!!

[glennextra]

I love this idea, along with the great explanation in your slide set.

[mycase]

hey ;) Very cool and congrats that you have finally made it !
Another vision comes true.

[maxhakans]

Hello Dacian.
If i allready have big 1500liter watertank and pipes in concrete floor, is it possible to just add heating elements in the tank?
If so what kind of elements would be best, all the same or should their resistans(watts) be different? There are cheap stainless steel 24volt elements from china on ebay. Great projekt you have here

[lanceguilin]

Hi Electrodacus. Congrats on your new project. Wishing you much success.

I have a question for you. From your other videos and comments I've seen and read, I know you're a strong proponent of LiFePO4 battery tech as the best bang for your buck storage system. Do you know what chemistry Tesla's PowerWalls use? I don't believe they use LiFePO4. If that's the case, I'd like to hear your theory as to why Tesla didn't pick LiFePO4 as their chemistry of choice for their PowerWalls. Thanks for your time to offer some commentary on this subject.

[TaoGeGe]

Hello friend, is it convenient for you to tell me the model and purchase link of the high current terminal on the circuit board? I have a project that also needs to use this high current PCB welded terminal. Thank you very much

[illuminates]

its great to see again would you share it to open source ? it would great if you make using famous blue pill stm32f103 for small system

[eloimis]

Do you think this can be used stand alone to heat a green house in winter ?

[jeffhickenlooper]

I have 5K of 72 cell will this work with the higher voltage