Residential Grid Connected Solar System 5KWH 10KWH 535-555Watt

System advantages:

HTONETECH off-grid power supply system, 10,000 sets of successful experience, customized services, one-stop shopping, and products meet CE certification.

1. No risk of depletion; 
2. Safe and reliable, no noise, no pollution emissions, absolutely clean
3. Not limited by the geographical distribution of resources, can take advantage of the advantages of building roofs; 
4. Generate and supply power on-site without consuming fuel and erecting transmission lines;
5. Energy quality is high;
6. The construction period is short, and the time spent in obtaining energy is short.

Meet the 24H operation of small equipment of 60-100W, and the operation of 3 days in cloudy and rainy days.

A residential grid-connected solar system, also known as a grid-tied solar system, is a solar power installation that is connected to the electrical grid of a residential property. Here's how it works:

1. Solar Panels: The system consists of solar panels installed on the roof or ground-mounted on the property. These panels contain photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight into electricity.
2. Inverter: The solar panels generate direct current (DC) electricity. An inverter is used to convert the DC power into alternating current (AC) electricity, which is the standard form of electricity used in homes.
3. Grid Connection: The AC electricity produced by the solar system is then fed into the main electrical panel of the house. The system is connected to the utility grid through a bi-directional meter, which measures the electricity consumed from and supplied to the grid.
4. Net Metering: During periods of sunlight, if the solar system produces more electricity than the home consumes, the excess power is sent back to the grid. This is where the concept of net metering comes in. The utility company credits the homeowner for the excess electricity supplied, effectively spinning the meter backward or providing a credit on their electricity bill.
5. Grid Backup: When the solar system is not producing enough electricity to meet the home's demand (e.g., during nighttime or cloudy days), the homeowner can draw power from the grid as usual. This ensures a continuous and reliable power supply.

Benefits of Residential Grid-Connected Solar Systems:

1. Reduced Electricity Bills: By generating your own solar electricity, you can offset a significant portion of your energy consumption, resulting in lower electricity bills over time.
2. Environmental Impact: Solar power is a clean and renewable energy source, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and environmental impact compared to fossil fuel-based electricity generation.
3. Return on Investment: Installing a solar system can provide a financial return on investment over its lifespan, as the savings from reduced electricity bills can offset the initial installation costs.
4. Grid Independence: While grid-connected, the system offers a level of energy independence and resilience, allowing you to generate your own power and potentially reduce dependence on the grid.