Self-consumption solar kits

These self-consumption solar kits are designed for immediate profitability: you generate and consume your own electricity in real time. Whether you want to eliminate your consumption with a Plug & Play kit or equip an entire roof, our grid-connected solutions will reduce your bill from day one.

The choice of architecture is key. Opt for micro-inverters (Enphase, Hoymiles) if you are looking for maximum security, panel-by-panel shade management and future scalability. This is the ideal solution for starting small and then growing.

For large, unshaded areas, our kits with string inverters (Sofar, SolaX) offer the best cost per kWp on the market. All our systems can be configured for zero feed-in to comply with local regulatory constraints if necessary, while remaining connected to the grid for surplus power.

Choose in 30 seconds

  • Your goal: eliminate your consumption footprint (Plug & Play) or equip an entire roof.
  • Micro-inverters: recommended if you want to manage shading panel by panel and maintain a scalable solution.
  • String inverter: ideal for large, unshaded areas to optimise the cost per kWp.
  • Compliance: if necessary, opt for a zero injection configuration and validate your project using the Solar Simulator.



Need a more comprehensive complete kit? See also

Our solar kits

And for kits with storage, see

230V AC kits with batteries






FAQ – Self-consumption solar kits

1. What is a self-consumption solar kit used for? +
A self-consumption kit is designed for immediate savings: you produce and use your electricity in real time, reducing your bill from day one.
2. What’s the difference between a Plug & Play kit and a roof-mounted solution? +
The page highlights two uses: Plug & Play to reduce the base load, and more complete roof-mounted solutions to significantly lower your bill.
3. Microinverters or string inverter: which should I choose? +
Microinverters are recommended for safety, shading management and scalability. String inverters are suited to large areas without shading, with a better cost per kWp.
4. Can a kit be configured for “zero export”? +
Yes. The page indicates the systems can be configured for zero export to comply with local regulatory constraints if needed.
5. How can I quickly size a self-consumption kit? +
To estimate your production and refine the sizing, use the Solar Simulator.
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