ISOLATED PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION

Installing photovoltaic energy in rural or isolated areas has the following advantages:

• The electricity generated by photovoltaic installations can be either in direct current or alternating current which has the same characteristics as the grid.
• There is no need for permission from neighbouring terrains, avoiding possible problems between neighbours and delays in the installation.
• There is no need to install a medium voltage electric line or a transformer.
• The size of the panels is compact, which allows them to be easily installed on walls, rooftops, ground structures, etc.
•  It is essential for the panels to receive direct solar light with no shadows throughout the day.
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The most common uses for these types of installations are as follows:

Illumination:

• Providing electricity to country houses
• Caravans
• Sailboats and yachts
• Gardens
• Road signs, barriers, repeaters, etc.

Agricultural applications:

• Pump systems
• Electrified enclosures
• Livestock farms
• Water treatment