Invest in ongrid solar system and become the owner
On-grid solar systems help reduce electricity bills by allowing homeowners to
export excess solar energy back to the grid, often earning credits or payments. They provide a
continuous power supply without the need for costly battery storage, making them a
cost-effective and eco-friendly energy solution that supports sustainable living.
KEY BENEFITS:
- Solar panels: Convert sunlight into DC electricity.
- Grid-tied inverter: Converts DC power from the panels into usable AC power.
- Bidirectional meter (Net meter): A special meter that measures the flow of electricity to
and from the grid.
- Mounting structure: Secures the solar panels to a roof or ground at an optimal angle.
- Balance of system (BoS): Includes all other electrical components, such as wiring,
fuses, and disconnect switches.
- Grid connection: The physical connection to the local electrical utility network.
ADVANTAGES :
Lower initial cost: By eliminating the need for expensive battery banks, on-grid systems
have a lower upfront installation cost than off-grid systems.
Reduced electricity bills: You can significantly lower or even eliminate your monthly
electricity costs by using solar power and earning credits for excess energy.
Earn from excess power: Through net metering, you can get financial credits or
compensation for the surplus electricity you feed back into the grid.
Reliable power supply: The grid provides a constant backup, so you are never without
power, even when your solar system is not producing enough electricity.
Easy maintenance: With fewer components and no batteries to maintain, on-grid
systems generally require less maintenance.
Eco-friendly: Using clean, renewable solar energy reduces your carbon footprint and
reliance on fossil fuels
DISADVANTAGES :
No power during outages: For safety reasons, the system automatically shuts down
during a grid power outage. This prevents electricity from being fed back to repair
crews working on the lines, leaving you without power despite having solar panels.
Dependent on the grid: On-grid systems are dependent on a reliable and stable
utility grid connection to function properly.
Policies can change: Your savings through net metering are dependent on your
utility's policies, which can change over time.
Not suitable for remote areas: These systems are not an option for locations where
there is no access to the utility grid.
