Solar PV system complements your home’s architecture while turning sunlight into electricity.With an integrated battery bank, energy collected during the day is stored and made available any time, effectively.
See how solar energy works with the grid to power your home at various times of the day
During the day, your system will generate more power than you are consuming. This extra power goes back to the grid
At night, while you’re not producing solar energy, your home gets its power from battery and grid.
During cloudy or rainy days, generation will be less. When you’re consuming more power than your solar is producing, you may still draw power from the grid.
The solar panels are made up of photo-voltaic (PV cells, which convert sunlight into direct current (DC electricity throughout the day
This device converts the DC electricity generated by the solar panels into the alternating current (AC) electricity
Compact and stackable, it provides backup power during utility outagesƒpower cuts, energy collected during the day is stored and made available any time
The AC electricity is sent from the inverter to electrical panel to power loads and appliances with solar energy
The utility meter measures and records the energy use, It records both the units consumed and the excess units which is exported
This device converts the DC electricity generated by the solar panels into the alternating current (AC) electricity
Power stack batteries provides backup power during utility outages Compact, Maintenance free, stackable, highly efficient and long life Power stack batteries come ready to integrate seamlessly with solar, enabling you to self-power your home.
The traditional grid-tied architecture of photovoltaic systems concentrates all the electronics in the central inverter. This is the centralized approach. To gain in terms of global system energy production reliability, safety communication and monitoring, the trend today is to move towards the distributed approach where the electronics is partially or fully distributed close to each panel.
The following three photovoltic grid-tied architecture are analyzed here:
The surplus solar power generation will be exported to the local utility grid; DISCOMS will pay consumers as per the tariff determined by the Electricity Regulatory Commission.
The net value of what you produce and what you consume There is an agreement between the Solar Power System owner and Energy utility company, which allows the owner to:
In Gross-metering
Everyday the sun provides us with an abundance of free energy by placing solar panels on your roof.