On-Grid Solar System

An on-grid system connects a home to the utility grid and uses grid electricity when needed. Surplus solar power is fed back into the grid, with homeowners receiving credit via net metering on their electricity bill. 

 Off-Grid Solar System

In an Off-Grid System, there is no connection with the grid. The home runs entirely on Solar energy generated and stored on-site through batteries. It is also called stand- alone system.

Hybrid Solar System

In a hybrid solar system, the system remains connected to the grid’s power lines and has a battery backup system to store excess power. When the battery is full the excess power can be fed into the grid.

Advantages of On-Grid System

• Low-cost solar solution

• Reduces your electricity bill

• Export excess electricity and get paid on bill

• Return of Investment (ROI) between 3 to 5 years

• No battery is required, thus no extra cost or maintenance

 Advantages of Off-Grid System

• Works without electricity grid

• Helps in Reducing carbon footprint

• System working life of more than 25 years

• Provides battery backup for emergencies

• Return on investment (ROI) in 3 to 5 years

• Ensures smooth power supply to the load

• Ideal for remote areas with no access to grid power

.Advantages of Hybrid System

• Long power backup 

• Net metering option

• Government subsidy on solar

• Return on investment within 3 to 5 years

• System working life of more than 25 years

• Ideal for areas where there is a power cut problem

• Works even when the electricity grid is not available