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capture sunlight during the day and convert it into Direct Current (DC).
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receives that direct current from the panels and converts it into Alternate Current (AC – the electricity you use in your home). You use this electricity when you need it, and send any excess back to the grid or to a battery storage system.
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means any excess energy your system generates can be stored for use later even when the sun is not shining. When the battery is fully charged, you can send the excess energy back to the grid (step 5).
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measures your electricity use and can tell you more about your energy habits.
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receives any excess energy you generate, and a feed-in tariff can allow you to get a credit on your bill for that excess electricity. You can also draw the extra electricity back from the grid if your system does not generate enough.
When you have solar, you're generating your own energy instead of buying it from the grid, which can mean smaller energy bills and big savings.
Once your system is installed, it doesn't take much to ensure your solar panels are always working at their full potential.
Renewable energy sources like solar can reduce your home's greenhouse gas emissions and help the environment.
