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PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software

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13 Database Menu<br />

Projects designed with <strong>PV*SOL</strong> are made up of individual components.<br />

These components are loaded as files from the comprehensive database that comes with<br />

the full programme. This means that you simply have to load the individual Components<br />

from the files provided.<br />

! These databases are maintained by the manufacturers of the components, in<br />

particular the PV modules, we make them available to you as biweekly<br />

database update.<br />

From the Database menu you can view the various database sections, make changes and<br />

add new data sets.<br />

When creating and configuring a system, you must load components from these<br />

databases. It is not possible to modify the component values. The feed-in tariff and the<br />

individual appliances are exempt from this rule. The To Grid Tariff can be entered from a<br />

number of positions within the programme. At the menu command Conditions > Tariffs you<br />

are able to load and define a tariff. And under Calculations > Economic Efficiency<br />

Calculation... you are also able to set a tariff for exporting energy to the grid. It therefore<br />

isn’t absolutely necessary to enter this tariff via the database.<br />

For all databases <strong>PV*SOL</strong> monitors whether:<br />

1. changes have been made to the data contained in the files loaded into the project you are<br />

currently working on,<br />

2. the files loaded into the project you are currently working on still exist,<br />

3. a dialog used for loading files from the database has been closed without first loading a<br />

file.<br />

If so, a corresponding Message will appear.<br />

13.1 Create your own component data sets<br />

You can create your own data sets in the menu Databases. While creating and editing a<br />

project, you cannot edit components.<br />

-> Proceed as follows:<br />

1. Go to the menu Databases and select the desired component database. A data sheet is<br />

displayed.<br />

2. Click the button Load to select a well suited component.<br />

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