Ferroamp EnergyHub Wall 21K – 3-phase bi-directional inverter for Ferroamp DC nanogrid
The Ferroamp EnergyHub Wall 21K (21 kVA) is the heart of a Ferroamp installation: a bi-directional inverter that effortlessly converts energy from AC → DC and from DC → AC. With it, you connect the public grid (3-phase) to Ferroamp’s local DC nanogrid, to which you connect PV via Solar String Optimisers (SSO) and energy storage, among others. The result: a sleek, modular system ready for growth (more PV, more storage, more load capacity) without having to reinvent your entire installation.
Why this is a fine “building block”
- Bidirectional: charges (AC→DC) and discharges (DC→AC) smartly, depending on your energy demand.
- DC nanogrid (760 V): PV and storage on the DC side = fewer conversion steps and clear system construction.
- Measurement = knowledge: measure AC (3-phase) as well as DC (voltage/current) for monitoring and optimisation.
- Communication via DC bus with narrow-band PLC: less loose data cables, but smart control.
- Scalable: up to 4 units in parallel (up to 112 kVA total).
Main specifications (21K / 21 kVA)
AC side
- Nominal power: 21 kVA
- Rated voltage: 230/400 VAC
- Mains frequency: 50 Hz
- AC connection: 5-wire (L1, L2, L3, N, PE)
- Power fuse: MCB type B, 32 A
DC side (Ferroamp DC bus)
- DC bus voltage (nominal): 760 VDC
- DC bus voltage range: 720 – 800 VDC
- Max. DC bus current: 29 A
- DC bus connection: 4-wire (DC+, M, DC-, PE)
- DC bus communication: narrow-band power line communication (PLC)
Efficiency
- Max. efficiency DC → AC: 98.5%
- Max. efficiency AC → DC: 98.0%
Mechanical & installation
- Dimensions (H × W × D): 1004 × 522 × 318 mm
- Weight: 70 kg
- Colour: black
- Protection rating: IP21 (indoor/technical room)
- Ambient temperature: -10°C to +45°C (power can adjust at higher temperatures)
- Height: max. 2000 m
- Connection terminals: Phoenix VC-AMC-5 (AC) and VC-AMC-4 (DC), screw terminals up to 10 mm² max.
Installation tips (saves hassle)
- IP21 = interior: place the EnergyHub Wall in a dry technical room or cabinet (not outside in all weathers).
- Consider cooling: keep sufficient space around it and avoid mounting it in a place that gets structurally hot (directly next to heat source/sun radiation).
- DC bus planning: keep the DC bus cable route logical and service-friendly; as a guide, a maximum DC bus cable length of 200 m is mentioned (for longer distances: design in consultation).
- Parallel expansion: want to scale up later? In your distribution cabinet/main connection, keep space in advance for additional EnergyHub’s (up to 4 in parallel).
- Measurement for smart functions: for functions such as phase/power balancing and analysis, measurement components (such as current transformers) belong in the system design.
Compliance
- LVD: EN 62109-1, EN 62109-2
- EMC: EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-3
- Mains connection: EN 50549-1
- RoHS: yes