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On-Grid System
(Grid-Tied System)
An on-grid solar system is connected to the public electricity grid. Solar energy is used during the day, and excess power is sent to the grid. At night or when solar production is low, power is drawn from the grid.
Best for:
- Homes and businesses in areas with a reliable power grid
- Users looking to reduce electricity bills without the need for backup power
Off-Grid System
(Stand-Alone System)
An off-grid solar system operates independently of the utility grid. It generates and stores its own power, usually with batteries, for 24/7 use.
Best for:
- Remote areas with no grid connection
- Cabins, rural homes, islands, disaster-resilient systems
Hybrid System
(Grid + Battery Backup)
A hybrid system combines features of both on-grid and off-grid systems. It’s connected to the grid but also includes batteries for backup or energy storage.
Best for:
- Areas with unreliable power supply
- Users who want energy independence and grid connection
- Homes/businesses looking to lower bills and ensure backup
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Solar energy is a renewable energy source that reduces carbon emissions. Installing photovoltaic systems is a fantastic method to achieve energy independence and lessen your home’s environmental effect.
What is Solar Photovoltaic (PV)?
Only two forms of solar technology—photovoltaic and solar thermal—can now harness the energy of the sun to generate electricity. Solar photovoltaic devices employ sunshine to replace or augment the electricity given, making it a more feasible and suitable option on our landscape than solar thermal collectors, which capture solar radiation to heat a house or water.
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Solar PV
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