Converting photovoltaic energy into heat - my-PV

MYPV, based in Austria, specializes in the development and production of photovoltaic heat. In concrete terms, this means that hot water and space heating are produced from photovoltaics. We have the functionality explained to us at IFH/Intherm 2024 in Nuremberg.

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my-PV: Efficient heat generation through photovoltaics

my-PV from Austria specializes in the development of innovative solutions for generating heat from photovoltaics. With my-PV products, end customers can efficiently and cost-effectively generate both hot water and space heating directly from their photovoltaic systems. This increases self-consumption and reduces dependence on fossil fuels such as gas or oil, especially in the summer months.

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Heating rod technology for maximum self-consumption of photovoltaics

The latest product from my-PV, a continuously adjustable heating rod, can convert photovoltaic energy into heat, thus enabling optimal use of self-generated electricity. Customers benefit from increased energy self-sufficiency by using their own electricity for hot water and space heating, rather than relying on external energy sources. Compatibility with over 70 manufacturers, including Huawei and SMA, means that the system can be seamlessly integrated into existing battery storage solutions.

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Self-sufficiency as a future-proof energy model

In times of rising energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty, more and more people are striving for self-sufficiency. my-PV products offer a sustainable solution for meeting your own energy needs independently. With a clean priority switching, where the battery is charged first and then heat is generated, my-PV ensures that the generated electricity is used optimally. Particularly in well-insulated buildings and in agriculture, photovoltaic heat offers a future-proof alternative to conventional energy sources.