What is the best solution for using surplus solar energy?

Households with solar panels regularly generate more electricity than they need at that moment. Feeding surplus energy back into the grid is often not very profitable. The myenergi eddi offers a smart solution by using surplus solar energy directly in the home.

How does myenergi eddi work?

The eddi continuously measures how much power your solar panels generate and how much your home consumes. As soon as there is a surplus, the eddi automatically sends this energy to an electric boiler, underfloor heating, or other resistive load.

Thanks to the patented varisine™ power control, the power is adjusted continuously. This means that every available watt is used, without fluctuations or grid pollution.

More than just an energy converter

• Load balancing: the eddi automatically adjusts the power to prevent overloading of the main fuse.
• Monitoring function: via CT clamps or the wireless harvi, the eddi can also monitor other groups, such as a washing machine group.
• Insight via app: real-time view of generation, consumption, diversion, and savings in the myenergy app.
• Flexible use: suitable for hot water, heating, and other electrical loads.

Practical advantage for solar panel owners

By using solar energy directly locally, self-consumption increases significantly and dependence on the electricity grid decreases. In combination with an EV charger or home battery, the eddi forms an important part of a smart energy system.

“Since we started using the eddi, we have been utilizing much more of our own solar power. Most of our hot water now comes from the sun.”

Key benefits at a glance

• Less feed-in to the grid
• Higher self-consumption of solar energy
• Safe and stable power control
• Full integration with other myenergi products

Next Step

Want to make the most of solar energy? Combine the eddi with the zappi EV charger and the libbi home battery for a fully integrated energy system.

Source: myenergi product information & installation documentation (eddi, harvi)