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in 2008 to have as objective the development of Digital  Satellite Systems,  Media TV Stations, and Network Services. The experience from the telecommunication and satellite sector played a major part in “DTS” new cooperation between parties. History Then the company “NEXT – 24″ S.A.  In the year 2010  the company “NEXT – 24” S.A. upon request enters into a patent rights agreement, receives all approvals from the [...]

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Solar Market Outlook in Greece

It’s clear that growing the solar power market is a top priority in Greece. The amount of solar investments over the past year has soared tremendously. The development of 3 GW solar PV capacity in a former coal mine site is a good example of this. This is on top of the ongoing development for a 2 GW solar farm in northern Greece.

In 2020, a leading solar association in Greece has reported that it has constructed 913 MW of PV systems. Meanwhile, the largest island in Greece – Crete – has been connected to the mainland in the longest subsea grid.

The commitment to shift to a greener energy system means that the country might phase out coal sooner than initially planned. It was previously eyed to end in 2028 but it seems as though Greece is going to abolish coal energy source by 2025. 

With the expected growth in the solar market in Greece, the residential and industrial segment for solar power installations are going to want to take advantage of it. Currently, Greece’s solar energy production is able to cover 7% of the country’s energy needs. 

Solar Energy Equipment Supply Capacity in Greece

There is an abundance of suppliers and distributors of solar power equipment in Greece. This number is growing with the continued support from the Greek government to switch to solar power. 

Whether you are looking for PV panels, inverters, or other solar power components, you have plenty of options.

Top 8 Major Seaports & Logistics in Greece

Greece is home to a wide range of seaports due to the access to the sea. This also means that there is a consistent flow of passengers and cargos that come to the Greek islands on a daily basis. 

For those looking to invest in solar power equipment, the following seaports will serve as a gateway for you: Aegina, Antimio, Corfu, Mykonos, Heraklion, Kyllini, Keramoti, and Igoumenitsa.

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Wholesale Solar Charge Controllers Suppliers

Sometimes called “Solar Regulators“, a solar charge controller is basically a device that controls voltage or current that charges the battery so that electric cells do not get overcharged. A charge controller controls the voltage and current coming from the solar panels and move to the electric cell. 

Roughly, 12V boards or panels generate around 16 to 20V, and without any regulation, the voltage will damage the electric cells through overcharging. Usually, electric storage devices need nearly 14 to 14.5V to get fully charged. The solar charge controllers are available in different features, sizes, and costs. The range of charge controllers starts from 4.5A, 60 to 80A.   

Why Charge Controllers for PV Systems?

  • To protect the battery (12V) from overcharging
  • To minimize system maintenance and increase the battery life
  • To indicate auto-charge
  • To monitor the reverse current flow.

Solar power systems mostly use 12V batteries. Solar panels can carry more voltage than required to charge the battery. Charge controllers can keep the voltage of the electronic storage at the optimum level. 

This way, solar systems work at their best efficiency level. By running higher voltage in the wires from the solar panels to the charge controller, power transmission through the wires is reduced.

Types of Solar Charge Controllers

There are three main types of solar charge controllers:

  • Simple 1 or 2 Controls: This type of charge controller has shunt transistors to control the voltage in one or two steps. The controller regulates the voltage in the solar panel after reaching a certain point.
  • Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT): The MPPT solar charge controller identifies the best working voltage and amperage of solar panels and matches that with the electric cell bank. The outcome is additional 10-30% more power output than other controllers.
  • PWM (Pulse Width Modulated): These are the conventional types of charge controllers and are currently considered as the industry standard.

Get the Best Quality Solar Regulator from SolarFeeds

As a multiple wholesale vendor eCommerce marketplaces, our website lists a wide range of reputable brands of Solar PWM/MPPT Charge Controllers from manufacturers. These charge controllers perfectly work as electronic DC-to-DC converters that optimize the match between the solar array (PV panels), the battery bank, or the utility grid. 

The charge controllers convert a higher voltage DC output from solar panels into the lower voltage needed to charge batteries. 

You can also buy wholesale multifunction solar charge controllers, which are based on Microcontroller technology. These multifunction solar charge controllers have become popular for their excellent performances. They are used to convert regular UPS/inverters into a Solar power Conditioning Unit (PCU).

Check out our website for various wholesale solar charge controller manufacturers, and buy them in bulk at a low cost. 

You can get long-term benefits from buying wholesale solar charge controllers directly from manufacturers for expanding your business and increasing revenues. Drop us an email with your questions at info@solarfeeds.com.

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