6kW hybrid solar system with 5,12 kWh storage | JA Solar Sofar hybrid inverter

The 6kW hybrid solar system with 5,12 kWh storage is your entry into generating your own electricity. With 14 high-performance bifacial solar modules, you can generate between 5.500 and 6.500 kWh per year, depending on location and orientation – a solid base supply for smaller households with conscious energy consumption. Compact system for beginners The 5,12 kWh battery storage system stores excess solar power from the day and makes it available to you in the evening. This configuration is particularly suitable for 2-3 person households or as a basic supply that can be expanded as needed. The storage system has a modular design and can be expanded up to 20,48 kWh if required. Emergency power supply for critical consumers In the event of a power outage, the system automatically switches to emergency power and supplies a separate circuit with energy from the battery storage. You decide which devices are important to you and should continue to be powered during a power outage. Bifacial technology for higher yields The JA Solar JAM54D40-LB modules utilize bifacial technology and generate electricity from their backsides as well. Reflected light from bright roof surfaces or snow can increase yields by up to 30%. With an efficiency of 22,3%, these modules are among the most efficient on the market. Professional hybrid system from Sofar The Sofar HYD 6KTL-3PH hybrid inverter intelligently connects solar panels, storage, and the grid. With two MPP trackers, it optimizes energy yield even with two differently oriented roof surfaces or partial shading. The system can be conveniently monitored and controlled via a Wi-Fi logger – anytime, anywhere, using an app. Perfectly coordinated complete system With a 25-year product warranty on the modules and a 10-year warranty on the inverter, you are investing in a secure, long-term energy supply. The Sofar BTS battery storage system is specifically designed for the Sofar HYD inverter series and guarantees optimal interaction of all components. The system requires approximately 25 m² of roof space. Installation note This system must be connected to the power grid exclusively by a qualified electrician registered with the grid operator. Registration with the grid operator and in the market master data register are required. We can put you in touch with an installation company upon request. Technical information Solar Panels Number: 14 piece Type: JA Solar JAM54D40-LB 445W Technology: Bifacial, black frame Total output: 6,23 kWp Efficiency: 22,3% Warranty: 25 years product warranty, 30 years linear performance warranty Dimensions per module: 1.762 x 1.134 x 30 mm Required roof area: approx. 28 m² hybrid inverter Model: Sofar HYD 6KTL-3PH Rated power: 6.000 W Max. DC power: 9.000 Wp Number of MPP trackers: 2 Maximum efficiency: 98,0% Battery power: 6.000 W charging/discharging power Emergency power function: Yes, via a separate circuit Protection class: IP65 Warranty: 5 years (optionally up to 20 years) Battery storage Model: Sofar BTS E5-DS5 Capacity: 5,12 kWh (usable: 4,6 kWh) Number of modules: 1x BTS 5K 1x BTS 5K-BDU Depth of discharge (DoD): 90% Rated power: 2.500 W Operating temperature: -10 ° C to 50 ° C Protection class: IP65 Expandable: Yes, up to 20,48 kWh Surveillance Logger: Stick logger LSW-3 Connection: Wi-Fi App Control: Yes   Detailed technical data can be found in the datasheets (see Downloads). Downloads Solar Panels Datasheet for JA-Solar solar module Warranty conditions – JA-Solar hybrid inverter Sofar Hybrid Inverter Datasheet Sofar Hybrid Inverter Manual CE Declaration NA protection explanation Unit certificate Battery storage Sofar storage datasheet Sofar Storage manual CE Declaration Storage Frequently asked questions (FAQs) For what household size is this system suitable? The 6kW system with 5,12 kWh storage is ideally suited for 1-3 person households with an annual consumption of 2.500 to 4.000 kWh. It is also a good choice as a basic supply for larger households that want to gradually switch to solar energy. How big does my roof need to be? You will need approximately 28 m² of free roof space for the 14 solar panels. Ideally, the panels should face south, southwest, or southeast. East-west facing roofs are also possible, but will result in lower energy yields. How does the emergency power function work? The Sofar hybrid inverter features an emergency power function. In the event of a power outage, the system automatically switches to island mode and supplies a separate emergency power circuit with energy from the battery storage. This emergency power circuit must be configured separately during installation and can, for example, power appliances such as a refrigerator, router, or lighting. Can I expand the system later? Yes, both the number of modules and the storage capacity are expandable. The Sofar BTS storage system has a modular design and can be expanded up to 20,48 kWh. Adding more modules is also possible, provided the inverter capacity is sufficient. Please contact us to discuss expansion options. Is a solar power system worthwhile even for smaller households? Absolutely! Smaller households, especially those mindful of their electricity consumption, can significantly reduce their electricity bills with a PV system. Its compact size also allows for installation on smaller roof areas. The system pays for itself over the years through the savings on electricity costs. Who is authorized to install the system? Connection to the power grid must be carried out exclusively by a qualified electrician registered with the grid operator. The installation of the modules on the roof should be carried out by a specialist company (e.g., roofer or solar installer). What registrations are required? The system must be registered with the local grid operator before commissioning. Registration in the market master data register of the Federal Network Agency is also legally required. Your qualified electrician can assist you with this. What annual return can I expect? With optimal south-facing orientation and a 30° roof pitch, you can expect an annual yield of 5.500 to 6.500 kWh in Germany. The actual yield depends on your location, roof orientation, pitch, and any shading.