On-grid, off-grid and hybrid solar systems
We specialise in all three. Here's how each one works, and what it's best at.
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On-grid solar system
Connected to the main power grid, an on-grid solar system comprises solar panels, an inverter, the utility grid and a meter, and integrates with your home or office electrical system. Like conventional electricity, the solar energy is regulated through your main power panel. On-grid systems are more cost-effective and convenient than the alternatives.
Benefits
- Links panels, inverter, utility grid and meter into one system
- Cost-effective, eco-friendly and durable, reducing your carbon footprint
- Lower bills compared to traditional electricity
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Off-grid solar system
An off-grid system uses a battery bank for power regulation and energy storage. It typically includes solar panels, an inverter, a battery bank and a charge controller. In some cases, a generator serves as a secondary backup source.
Benefits
- Self-reliance and independence from the grid
- No blackouts when the grid fails
- Extra power available from battery storage
- No dealing with electricity bills and payments
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Hybrid solar system
A hybrid system works like a standard grid-tied system, producing electricity, but uses a hybrid inverter and batteries to store energy. Much like a UPS, many hybrid systems act as backup power during a blackout. In the solar industry, "hybrid" means solar plus energy storage, connected to the grid.
Benefits
- Stores excess solar or low-cost off-peak electricity
- Uses stored energy in the evening peak for self-use or load-shifting
- Backup power during outages
- Draws less from the grid, reducing demand
- Advanced energy management for better efficiency
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