Tue August 2026, Stephan Scherer

Plug‑In (“Balcony”) Solar Is Taking Off in the U.S. — What the New York Times Story Means for Real Homeowners

Plug-in solar systems are a growing trend in the U.S., offering a simpler and more affordable option for solar energy compared to traditional rooftop installations. Currently legal in ten states, these systems allow users to install solar panels that connect to standard outlets, requiring minimal permits. However, safety certification remains a concern, with no systems yet endorsed for U.S. use. CraftStrom stands out by prioritizing safety and support for users.

Wed July 2026, Stephan Scherer

Our Response to the New FCC Microinverter Requirements: Security by Design Since 2021

Recent reports, including an article published by PV Magazine, have highlighted new actions by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding connected solar inverters and other grid-connected devices. As discussions around cybersecurity and critical infrastructure continue to evolve, we want to explain what these developments mean and why our product architecture has always been built with security, transparency, and reliability ...

Tue July 2026, Stephan Scherer

CraftStrom is one of only 3 companies selling Plugin Solar in the US — here’s what Canary Media says, and how to buy safely

Balcony solar, transforming from a DIY concept to a U.S. market, faces evolving standards and certification challenges. Companies like CraftStrom lead with experience, offering tailored systems for safety and efficiency. Despite growing interest and new state laws, consumers must carefully choose vendors and understand their wiring and energy monitoring needs.