Grant programmes for home batteries in Poland (national and regional) change their terms with every call for applications, so we don’t quote amounts or deadlines here — check them with the programme operator before you buy. Whatever the programme, one thing is always the same: the application and the final settlement require installation documents, and the consumer unit is part of them.
What you usually have to show
- the installation acceptance report with protective measurements,
- an installation diagram showing the battery and the inverter,
- the declaration of conformity for the consumer unit (EN 61439-3) and the device datasheets,
- an invoice itemising the components (battery, inverter, consumer unit, installation).
What you get with a Svalcon Home consumer unit
Every consumer unit comes with a diagram, a circuit schedule, a routine test report and an EU declaration of conformity — the documents a grant programme requires at acceptance. The serial number on the door leads to the unit’s page, where you can download them again when the grant is settled a year later. The technical documents are issued in Polish.
An order that saves stress
- Check the current call for applications and the required documents.
- Configure the consumer unit for a battery (battery section + backup power) — configurator.
- Order the battery and inverter from your installer; give them the link to your configuration.
- Acceptance of the installation with measurements and a complete set of documents.