A 3D model of a real residential install. Spin the house, click the grey box on your wall, and you get the actual SMA Sunny Boy datasheet numbers - efficiency, input range, warranty period. Most homeowners go years without seeing any of this.
Grey box on the garage wall, twelve panels on the roof, a Powerwall in the corner somewhere. The installer left. You still have no idea what the grey box actually does or why it's there.
What you got was a quote, a contract, and a crew who showed up for two days. What you didn't get was even a 10-minute walkthrough - where DC becomes AC, why the battery and the smart meter do different jobs, or what happens to your power when the grid cuts out.
Grab the 3D scene and drag. The isometric house spins so you can see the roof array, the wall-mounted inverter, the Powerwall in the garage, and the meter by the street - all in the same view, in the same layout as a real install.
Click the inverter and you get the SMA Sunny Boy 5.0 figures straight from the datasheet: 80-600V DC input range, two MPPT trackers, 97.2% efficiency. The battery, panels, and meter all work the same way. Specs, not summaries.
Dashed lines trace each energy path in its actual color — amber for DC, blue for AC, green for grid. Watch generation, storage, and export happen at the same time.
Toggle between dark engineering mode and a bright daytime view. The same data, same scene — useful for demos, presentations, or just personal preference.
Hover over any component below. In the app, clicking it opens the full spec panel.
This is the chain the visualizer maps in real time. Every arrow in the 3D scene corresponds to a real cable in a real installation.
Twelve monocrystalline panels produce 4.8 kW of direct current at peak. Output varies with sun angle and cloud cover.
The SMA Sunny Boy converts DC to 240V AC at 97.2% efficiency. It also handles MPPT — always pulling the maximum available wattage from the panels.
When production exceeds consumption, the Powerwall absorbs the surplus. During the evening or an outage, it delivers up to 5 kW back to the home.
Anything the battery can't absorb flows through the smart meter to the utility. The bidirectional meter tracks every kWh — you get credited for what you export.
Open it in the browser, spin the house, click the parts. No signup. Probably the clearest picture of your own system you've had since installation day.