The roof of this farming business in Nokere was due for renovation which meant the existing solar panels had to come off first. Powerland dismantled the installation, had the roof renewed, and put everything back afterwards. Not simply as before: the opportunity was used right away to expand.
On the renovated roof sections, 41 extra 480 Wp solar panels were added across two fields, adding 19.68 kWp of peak power. A Solis hybrid inverter now drives the whole system and also optimises the battery storage (7.1 kWh), so the energy produced is used on-site as much as possible instead of being fed back to the grid.
☀️ Solar panel expansion
41 extra 480 Wp panels (LONGi) added across two roof sections — 19.68 kWp of additional capacity.
🔧 Roof renovation without double work
The existing installation was dismantled for the roof renovation, then reinstalled and expanded in one operation.
🔋 Hybrid control
A Solis hybrid inverter drives the entire installation, including the battery storage (7.1 kWh), for maximum self-consumption.
📈 More self-generated energy
Estimated annual output of ±19,100 kWh, used directly on-site.