Grid-Tied Systems
Let The Sun Pay Your Power Bill
Power your home first—send the rest back to the grid to stack up credits.
A grid-tied solar system generates electricity from the sun and connects directly to the utility grid. Here's how it works:
Solar Panels Capture Energy – Panels on your roof or property absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity.
Inverter Converts Power – The raw electricity (DC) from the panels is converted into usable AC power by an inverter.
Power Your Home First – Your home appliances use the solar power first, reducing your need for grid electricity.
Excess Power Goes to the Grid – If your system produces more than you use, the extra electricity flows back to the utility grid.
Net Metering Offsets Costs – In many areas, utilities credit you for the excess energy you send to the grid, lowering your bill.
Grid Provides Backup – At night or on cloudy days, you draw power from the grid as usual.