MAJOR TYPES OF SOLAR PANEL INSTALLATIONS

There are three major types of solar panel installations: grid, off-grid, and hybrid systems. The on-grid system is directly connected to the public electricity grid without batteries. When it comes to the off-grid system as it is not connected to the electricity grid it requires battery storage. Hybrid system helps to get the best of both by using the stored solar energy and when it runs out we can make use of the grid.

Commonly installed solar system is an on-grid Solar System. This enables the exchange of electricity between the solar and grid effortlessly. It has different parts like solar photovoltaic modules (PV modules), inverters, mounts for panels, special meters, cables, safety devices, and tools. These components work together to create a home solar system making every flexible and durable, suitable for various types of homes and climates.

HOME INSTALLATION OF SOLAR POWER SYSTEM

Installation of a solar power plant requires attention to detail as it affects its overall function and how much it benefits the user. The first step is to analyze how much electricity your house is consuming, and whether there is wastage of electricity due to the failure of electrical appliances.

It is better to conduct an overall cross-check with an experienced electrician whether the appliances are outdated or inefficient to perform then it is necessary to replace them before solar plant installation.

Examine whether your house has the solar potential to justify the invested cost. The modern solar equipment can capture dispersed and direct sunlight but some houses have limited potential. Old and traditional homes may not be able to acquire sunlight efficiently so they need to be replaced. Then verify whether your house can attract enough sunlight throughout the day.

IDEAL SOLAR PANEL INSTALLATION THROUGH NET METERING?

When we talk about solar power system installation we think of the heartbreaks our electricity bills can give. By installing solar power we aim to lower the overall energy cost. Linking your home solar system to the grid reduces reliance on it.

A net-metered solar plant at home ensures an uninterrupted power supply. When solar panels can't generate enough energy during the day it seamlessly draws electricity from the grid. On sunny days, excess solar power is sent back to the grid, earning you credits. The net meter meticulously tracks energy flow in both directions. Your monthly bill reflects the balance of power consumed and the surplus contributed. With this system, your home becomes a hub of eco-friendly power generation and consumption, integrating smart lifestyle and intellectual savings