The hybrid solar installation combines both grid-connected and standalone solar energy technologies. Essentially, it can be characterized as a grid-tied solar power system augmented with battery backup capabilities.

This configuration functions by directing solar electricity to your inverter, which allocates power to operate your residence or commercial property. Any excess electricity not consumed is sent to the battery system for storage. This battery supply delivers power when your solar panels aren’t producing electricity, such as during evening hours or overcast weather.

The energy storage capability enables hybrid systems to serve as backup power sources during electrical interruptions.

A primary advantage of the hybrid configuration is its capacity to supply consistent electricity without disruptions, as the integrated batteries store power. Consequently, during electricity outages, the batteries function as an inverter to deliver emergency power.

When sunlight is unavailable and stored power is exhausted, the system will automatically access grid electricity, ensuring uninterrupted service.

Nevertheless, appropriate system dimensioning is crucial to ensure adequate stored electricity to sustain operations until solar generation resumes.