On-Grid Solar System
An On-Grid Solar System (also known as a grid-tied solar system) is connected directly to the government electricity grid. It allows you to generate solar power during the day and use it for your home or business, while any extra electricity is exported to the grid. When solar generation is low or unavailable, power is automatically drawn from the grid, ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply.
How an On-Grid Solar System Works
Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into DC electricity. The on-grid inverter then converts this DC power into AC power, which is used to run your electrical appliances. Surplus electricity is sent back to the grid through a net meter, helping you earn credits or reduce your electricity bill.
