Grid-tied solar systems, also known as grid-connected or grid-interconnected systems, are the most common type of solar power setup. These systems are designed to work in conjunction with the local utility grid.

How it works?

Grid-tied systems utilize solar panels to generate electricity, which is then fed into your home or business’s electrical system. Any excess electricity generated beyond what is immediately needed is exported back to the grid.

Benefits

Grid-tied systems offset electricity costs by selling excess power back to the utility through net metering. They also provide reliability by allowing you to draw from the grid during low solar production, ensuring a constant power supply.

Off-grid Installations

Off-grid solar systems are independent of the utility grid and are designed to provide electricity in remote locations or areas with unreliable grid access.

How it works?

Off-grid systems consist of solar panels, battery storage, charge controllers, and inverters. Solar panels generate electricity during the day, which is stored in batteries for use when the sun is not shining.

Benefits

Off-grid systems offer energy independence, allowing you to generate and store your own electricity without relying on the grid.