Components of typical Solar PV System :

1. Solar Photovoltaic panels

2. Solar Inverter

3. Structure

4. Solar Cables for Interconnecting between panels, Junction boxes, inverters and loads

5. Structure for mounting solar panels.

6. Other electrical components - like ACDB, DCDB, Lightening arrester etc.

Sun light (and not heat) falling on the solar panels is converted to electrical energy with help of Solar Inverter. This energy is either stored or used directly to the loads connected to inverter.

Solar Inverters can be:

1. Grid-tie Inverter or On Grid inverter.

2. Off-Grid Inverter

3. Hybrid inverters

Is connected Grid / Utility and to Loads. DC power is converted into AC power and will synchronization with Grid. There are no batteries in this system.

Hybrid inverter is a grid-tied inverter and is also connected to battery bank. That is why it is called Hybrid. Hybrid Inverter also synchronize with grid similar. Hybrid inverters are expensive.

If energy bills are high, grid-tie is best option.

You need to apply for Feasibility study with State Electricity company. If they will survey and if solar power is feasible, they will issue the feasibility. Only after their approval you can plan and install the project.

Once feasibility is received, you need to

1. Apply for Net meter

2. Contact us for Solar Plant requirement on your roof top. You can also contact any solar company.

Net meter is bi-directional meter.

It records both energy consumed and also the energy exported to the grid.

1. Capacity depends on the Annual Monthly consumption

2. You can't have more than the contract load