Description
Your home solar system comprises of two main components – the solar panels themselves, and the inverterter. The solar panels absorb sunlight which is then converted into the right kind of electricity to power your home nad appliances via the inverter. It’s key to make sure your panels and inverter both have the capacity to handle the amount of energy your home needs.
When more solar energy is generated than your home appliances need, a solar battery system will direct that energy to the battery for later use. This energy is stored, ready to be utilised when the solar panels are not generating (eg: at night time) or when the power demand of your home exceeds your solar production. Once the battery has been emptied, the South Australian electrical grid will resume its role of supplying power to your home until the sun rises again.
When more solar energy is generated than your home appliances need, a solar battery system will direct that energy to the battery for later use. This energy is stored, ready to be utilised when the solar panels are not generating (eg: at night time) or when the power demand of your home exceeds your solar production. Once the battery has been emptied, the South Australian electrical grid will resume its role of supplying power to your home until the sun rises again.
