Answer:

Yes, you can do that.

There are several different possibilities here.

1) You can choose to connect multiple EnergyHubs in parallel to a main electrical panel but let them act as two completely separate systems with their own visualizations in Ferroamp's cloud service. Then each system will work in parallel and manage its solar panels and connected energy storage units. Below you can see an example of a larger installation where this is done. 

2) You can choose to parallel connect 2 or more EnergyHub units on the DC side. This allows up to 4 separate EnergyHub units to be connected and visualized and act as a larger unit visually and in terms of control. There are advantages to this as all solar power in a property is seen as one unit and you get redundancy if one unit goes down. You can see an example below. 

Then you can parallel connect 2-4 EnergyHub Wall 14kW units or parallel connect 2-4 EnergyHub Wall 21/28kW units. Note! Ferroamp does not recommend paralleling 14kW models with 21/28 kW models in the same DC network in this way.

Ferroamp sells accessory products for this purpose. Please see our product catalog and website for more information.

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