Solar power for apartments in Germany — Jinko Solar

An apartment has little or no roof, so the question is rarely how big an array fits — it is how much backup is worth carrying. Below is what a typical apartment system comes to, built from the Jinko Solar range.

What the system comes to

Array
3.0 kWp
Panels
6
Roof area
16 m²
Daily output
13.8 kWh
Backup
2.3 kWh

The units it is built from

The same question, other shapes

In this market

Every generating unit and every battery has to be entered in the Bundesnetzagentur’s Marktstammdatenregister, and low-voltage connection runs through the local grid operator under VDE-AR-N 4105 — so the unit certificate and the conformity declaration decide whether a unit can be commissioned at all, not the rating printed on the box. Equipment placed on the German market also needs CE marking and an EU declaration of conformity. We export from Dubai on FOB or CIF terms with that documentation in the file; import clearance and VAT are settled by the buyer at destination.

Equipment here is certified or connected by: Bundesnetzagentur, local grid operator

We deliver to: Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne

AGS International General Trading LLC · Certificate No. X19984JINKO-AGS · 80 units in the catalogue

Questions buyers ask

What size solar system do I need in Germany?
Solar power for apartments: 3.0 kWp, 6 panels, 16 m².
How is the system sized?
The array, the panel count and the roof area are worked out from a daily consumption profile and this market's sun hours, then matched against units we actually stock. The figures move with your own consumption, which is what the quote confirms.
Are you an authorised Jinko Solar distributor?
AGS International General Trading LLC — Certificate No. X19984JINKO-AGS.