There are 2 Main Types of Residential Solar Solutions available and offered to our residential clients:

On-Grid Solar Solutions for Home

An on-grid solar solution for a home directly relates to the local electric utility grid. It is so far the most common solar system type installed on homes worldwide.

Net Metering

Grid-connected systems normally for billing, use a process called “net metering” or “net billing.” In this process, any energy generated by the solar modules your home does not use immediately is sent to the utility grid, helping you contribute excess power to the utility.

Hybrid Solar Solutions

Hybrid systems is one of the most flexible option available. Like an on-grid solar system, a hybrid solar power system connects to the utility power grid. It comprises of solar panels, a hybrid inverter, and a power meter but needs a solar battery.

Lithium-ion batteries

SmartSunPower system work ideally well with Lithium-ion batteries. These batteries are sleek and can easily be wall mounted. With their highly safe and reliable nature, they can run very well for over 15 years.

No More Load Shedding

SmartSunPower hybrid solar solutions are just the right solution to long hours of load shedding. With a reliable backup, this system can record load-shedding and weather patterns, keeping the system charged to keep you powered during power outages.

A hybrid solar system sends solar power to your inverter, dispatching energy to power your home. The hybrid solar solution uses inverters to stay cool without fans or mechanical cooling systems, thus keeping it highly silent. It supports net metering providing more savings and maximum solar utilization. Its grid-zero mode monitors overall energy consumption and the energy released to bring grid consumption to zero.

Comparatively, Hybrid systems are more expensive than grid systems because of the additional battery and high cost of installation. But they are comparatively cheaper than off-grid solar systems. The main benefit of a hybrid solar system is that you will have power in any situation.

It won’t be wrong to say that Solar Energy Systems come in various shapes and capacities. The capacity of the solar energy system depends on the consumer’s usage of the electricity. Use is reciprocal to the power needed, which can be lesser or greater depending on your budget. The table below shows the best power for each electricity utilization.

Having solar panels on your home does not eliminate your electric bill. Your home will remain connected to the electric Grid, and you will obtain a bill from your electric company every month. With most utilities, you have to pay a fixed amount every month regardless of how you use the electricity. You will also be charged for any extra power being taken from the Grid when your system is not producing enough power.

If your solar system was recently installed, you might need to wait a few months to see the impact on your utility statement because utility bills are billed retroactively.

There are numerous factors to keep in mind before you make this decision. First, only buying the components may be cheap, but our experienced solar installation team offers incredible value at a minimal additional cost. Ensuring the installation is harmless and effective. Our trained solar installation professionals are fully equipped with the technical expertise needed to connect all types of solar systems, and they follow the international installation standards.

Solar energy systems emit zero carbon, one of the purest forms of renewable energy known to manhood. In addition, a solar power system has relatively less maintenance than standard electricity systems, reducing the system’s carbon footprint. Conventional sources of energy such as coal, oil, and natural gas lead to the emission of greenhouse gasses that are damaging to the environment. Solar power is a renewable form of energy that eradicates the need for the sweltering of fossil fuels which are directly accountable for the global and environmental damage.

Yes, the system will work during the daytime using solar energy to run the home load and charge the batteries with free solar. In case of an outage during the day, there is a unified evolution from the Grid to the batteries to provide backup power. During the night-time, the system releases the batteries through peak hours and does not allow charging from the Grid when the rates are skyrocketing. Instead, it waits till the sun rises or a low grid rate is available to charge the batteries.