Panels, inverters and batteries in one register.

The search reads brand, model, series and power. A number with a unit counts as a word of its own, so "10 kW" finds ten-kilowatt inverters but not 110 kW, and "5 kW" does not find 12.5 kW. A decimal comma works too, and type designations can be searched in parts: "10k" finds the Solis S6-EH3P10K.

Each product appears once in the list, sorted into groups: your own panels in the project, favourites, recently used and then all. The number of hits is shown at the top, and Clear filters removes the search and the filters in one go.

The (i) button on a row expands the product sheet below the row, and the same sheet is shown under the selected product in the step. The sheet shows only the values that are available, each with its unit.

For a panel: power, efficiency, Voc, Vmp, Isc and Imp at STC, maximum system voltage, the temperature coefficients of Voc, Pmax and Isc, dimensions, weight, cell type and warranties. For an inverter: AC power, phases, hybrid or grid-tied, maximum DC voltage, start-up voltage, MPPT window, number of MPPTs, strings and current per MPPT, battery input, dimensions, weight, IP rating, operating temperature and warranty. For a battery: kWh per module, number of modules, power, depth of discharge, voltage, chemistry, dimensions, weight and the inverters the manufacturer lists as compatible.

At the end of the sheet are the link to the manufacturer’s datasheet and the datasheet version, and the warranty terms where available. A product with a value that could not be verified is marked unverified.

The star on a row makes the product a favourite. Favourites and the eight most recently used items per product type sit at the top of the list and are kept in the browser for your next visit.

The whole picker works from the keyboard: arrow down from the search field into the list, arrows between rows, F for favourite, I for the product sheet, Enter to select and Esc to close. A selection is one step that can be undone.

If a panel is missing, you add it from its datasheet: name, brand, power, length and width in millimetres, Voc, Isc, Vmp, Imp and the three temperature coefficients, plus the weight if you like. The values are checked before the panel is saved; it then sits at the top among your own panels in the project and is kept when the project is saved.