Homeowners can now expand their systems without being moved to NEM 3.0/NBT
Existing systems can have either Enphase microinverters or another brand of inverter
Add advanced functionality with battery backup and solar charging of electric vehicles
More capacity. More capabilities.
How it works
1
Identify homeowners
who produce less
than they consume
2
Determine expansion
size based on existing
production shortfall
3
Design and install an
expansion system to
meet their needs
Available configurations
The simplest and least expensive option to add a grid-tied expansion system, with or without batteries.
The best option for homeowners wanting to add an expansion system with battery backup capability.
This option allows you to add an expansion system to an existing system that includes batteries.
See more possible sub-configurations here.
Design considerations
- The existing and expansion systems operate independently of each other
- Only the existing system can export to the grid for NEM 1.0/2.0 credits
- 100% of the energy produced by the existing system can be exported at the NEM 1.0/2.0 rate
- Added batteries can only be charged by the expansion system
- The existing system may only have batteries attached in limited situations; see configuration diagrams for details
- Use Solargraf to easily size and design the expansion system, determine if batteries would be useful, and generate a proposal showing potential savings
Get started
Add an expansion system to access powerful savings potential and support growing energy needs.
NEM 1.0/2.0 Expansion
Video
Video
Get an introduction and overview of NEM expansion systems from the Enphase Training Team.
NEM 1.0/2.0 Expansion Presentation
Everything you need to know about selling, sizing, and configuring NEM expansion systems.
Solargraf Expansion
Video
Video
See a short orientation video to learn more about using Solargraf to design your expansion systems.
Solargraf Expansion
Instructions
Instructions
Full details on using Solargraf to design expansion systems and generate proposals.