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This system works along with the grid. This means that any excess or deficiency of power can be fed to the grid through net metering. … You will always have power either from the solar system or from the grid. They do not have batteries
This system works independently of the grid but it uses batteries which can store the solar power generated by the system. The system usually consists of solar panels, battery, charge controller, grid box, inverter, mounting structure and balance of systems.
This system is the combination of on grid system and off grid system. It has more then one supply source like solar, grid and batteries.
Flat plate collectors (FPC)- FPCs are the most popular type of collectors. They consist of a rectangular box that is insulated. This box is covered by a glass. Just beneath the glass, there are a series of interconnected copper pipes for the water to flow through. Since it is metallic, this system is more durable.
Evacuated Tube Collectors (ETC)- Evacuated tube collectors employ glass tubes to absorb solar radiations. The core ideology behind this solar hot water system is that vacuum is an effective insulator. A tube called 3T has multiple layers and vacuum is trapped in between them.
Installing solar has two major benefits – economic and environmental.
Economically, installing Solar is insurance against rising electricity prices charged by your retailer. The Government currently provides generous incentives to install solar in commercial settings. In fact, from a pure investment point of view you will be hard pressed to find a better investment, with Solar capable of delivering returns on investment of over 30%pa.
Environmentally, the shift to clean energy is happening all around the world. The major developed countries all have clean energy targets to reduce the global reliance on fossil fuels. Whilst your install may be more financially motivated, we know you’ll be left with the feeling that you’ve done your bit for the planet.
Government incentives provide thousands of dollars toward the cost of renewable energy systems, including Solar. Now is a great time to install Solar.
The general rule of thumb is you can generate a daily average of 4.2 units for each KW you install. For example, if you install a 5KW system, you can expect to generate 21 units per day (average) or nearly 7700 units per year. How much you can save comes down to your habits for electricity usage and getting the most from your system.
