What Is an On-Grid Solar System

On-grid refers to a type of solar system that is tied to the local grid. It is highly recommended for domestic use as household energy needs change, usually per diem. The system is designed to manage electricity when energy output exceeds or falls below your requirement. In this system, the grid acts as your battery bank. When the panels get less sunshine and fail to give standard energy output, you can switch to grid electricity instead of buying a battery. In addition, the on-grid system will automatically transfer excess and unused solar electricity to the grid, allowing you to build credit. These solar credits then can be used to purchase grid electricity, or you can cash them out by the end of the year. This arrangement works under the net metering system.

How Its Work ?

* Sunshine Hits the Panels Sunlight causes electrons to move through the wiring connecting your home’s solar photovoltaic panels, creating direct current (DC) electricity. Grid-tied solar arrays require no batteries, no complex wiring, and no moving parts. Instead, they inter-tie directly with the grid allowing you to use the grid itself as a big battery.

* A solar inverter converts DC power into AC power Sunlight causes electrons to move through the wiring connecting your home’s solar photovoltaic panels, creating direct current (DC) electricity. Grid-tied solar arrays require no batteries, no complex wiring, and no moving parts. Instead, they inter-tie directly with the grid allowing you to use the grid itself as a big battery.

Benifits

Constant supply of power
Energy Cost Savings
Generate your own electricity
Environmentally-friendly