• These are the most popular systems. They are cost-effective and provide energy through a combination of solar, battery, and the grid.
  • Hybrid systems can be implemented in either single-phase or three-phase configurations.
  • Over time, we have learned that a typical household consumes approximately 40% of its daily energy needs while the sun is shining and the balance when the sun is not shining. Below is a typical household user with a hypothetical solar curve superimposed onto the consumption curve.
  • Typical users are households and smaller offices that also require battery backup for load shedding purposes. The two scenarios require different design criteria.
  • We pre-build all our hybrid solutions onto a backboard and pretest all the hardware before commencing the on-site installation.