Solar ON grid System

An on-grid solar system is a solar power system connected to the local utility grid, which uses solar panels to generate electricity and converts it into usable power for a home or business. It allows excess power to be sent back to the grid and draws power from the grid when solar production is insufficient, eliminating the need for batteries. These systems are less expensive and require less maintenance than off-grid systems because they rely on the grid for backup power.  

• Converts electricity:

  An inverter converts the DC electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity, which can be used by your home’s appliances. 
• Powers your home:

  The electricity is used to power your home or business’s electrical needs.
• Feeds excess power to the grid:

  If the system generates more electricity than you are using, the excess power is sent back into the utility grid. This is often credited to you through a net metering agreement. 
• Draws power from the grid:

  When your solar panels aren’t generating enough power (e.g., at night or on a cloudy day), your home automatically draws power from the grid, just as it would normally. 

• Less maintenance:

  Without batteries, there is less equipment that requires regular maintenance.

   
• Grid provides backup:

  You have a reliable source of power from the grid, so you are never without electricity.