CDP-0: An essential element in any photovoltaic self-consumption installation

Constant increases in energy prices are leading more and more people to want to install a self-generation system with solar photovoltaic energy in their house or business to reduce energy dependence and reduce their current energy-consumption costs.

In 2013 CIRCUTOR developed the concept of the Dynamic Power Controller, an element that ensures zero injection to the mains. This has allowed CIRCUTOR to position itself as a leading company in the marketing of self-consumption systems and solutions.

Today, the CDP-0 has become an essential element in any photovoltaic self-consumption installation. In line with its objective of constant improvement, CIRCUTOR has now brought the version 2 of the CDP-0 firmware to market, which includes new features such as:

• Ability to manage the major inverter brands
• Web monitoring (smartphone, tablet or PC)
• Ability to manage several inverters in a single installation
• Double protection against network injection
• Ability to download the *.csv file with historical data on consumption and generation via the Web

The new version of the CDP-0 firmware is available free of charge and allows users to update their units to incorporate these new features. Units sold from now on will come with this new version by default.

These new features have made the CDP-0 a useful element for installations with small consumption (homes, second residences and service buildings) and large consumption (companies and medium-sized industries with the space available to install photovoltaic generation systems).

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For more information and examples about self-consumption installations, you can visit here our section.
Consult our Guide for legalising solar photovoltaic energy installations for self-consumption without injecting excess energy into the mains.

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