Questions about Zendure SolarFlow Hyper 2000

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aschneiter

2 months ago

Negative response from the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations regarding the operation of this system in Switzerland. Why are systems like this being offered here that are not authorised in Switzerland? Or is this only intended for customers abroad? According to information from the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations, this system or balcony power station may not be operated in Switzerland and does not require a licence, as it has a rated output of 1200 watts instead of the 600 watts permitted in Switzerland. Although the power can be limited to 600 watts in the Zendure app, the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations does not accept any software-based limitation via app configuration. The power limitation must be guaranteed via the hardware. If you wish, I can send you the detailed written information from the Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations. I would have liked to purchase this system, but had to do without it because I would have to reckon with the consequences in the event of an accident.

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Daniela Cepon

2 months ago

Thank you very much for the tip, I have gladly forwarded the request to our responsible department so that it can be checked.

HanspeterZ585

3 months ago

Can use the storage tank as a pure storage tank without solar panel

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jeanmi60

7 months ago

Hello, I have several questions: 1) In the photo, there's a complete kit (PV + solar flow Hyper 2000 + battery) at 777.00, and the description doesn't mention it! 2) There are 2 battery models: 2000 and 2000s, at 2 different prices, and in the comparison, they are the same, apart from the release date! Thank you for your replies, and have a nice day!

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tchab

7 months ago

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Hello, The PVs are delivered on their own without the hyper 2000. This is probably to show compatibility. The 2000S batteries are designed to avoid the danger of ignition. The 2000 batteries do not have this protection. Best regards.

michichopf

8 months ago

Can the SolarFlow Hyper 2000 be used as a balcony power station if it is limited to 600W output power by software? Or what else is required to use it "legally" in Switzerland?

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Galaxus

8 months ago

The SolarFlow Hyper 2000 can be used as a balcony power station by plugging it into a household socket. In order to use it legally in Switzerland, it is important to observe the local regulations regarding the maximum output power. A limitation to 600W output power via software might be necessary to fulfil the requirements. In addition, certification or authorisation may be required to ensure that the system complies with Swiss safety standards. It is advisable to contact the relevant authorities or a specialist to ensure that all requirements are met.

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Anonymous

11 months ago

How do I connect Zendure hyper batteries to a three-phase house? Do I need 3 Zendure systems, each connected to one of the phases? Are there any Zendure representatives in Switzerland for advice and installation? Thank you and best regards,

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dan.salzmann

11 months ago

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Hi, I haven't connected it yet. But I know: just plug it in. The seller is also Michael Sebel from erneuer.bar. He also sells the Zendure products and knows what to do. I bought 2 modules, inverter, Solarflow centre and battery from him. Now this Hyper Flow as a replacement for the inverter and centre, as it can heat up. Lg, Daniel

m.rohner66

11 months ago