Hybrid Solar Systems

During a power cut, the hybrid system automatically switches to battery power within milliseconds (typically 10-20ms). The system continues to power your essential loads from the battery bank. Once grid power returns, it automatically switches back to grid and starts recharging the batteries if needed.

Yes, most hybrid systems are designed to be expandable. You can add more solar panels up to the inverter's maximum capacity, and additional battery banks can be connected in parallel. However, it's recommended to plan for future expansion during initial installation for optimal compatibility.

• Solar Panels: 25-30 years (with 80%+ efficiency after 25 years)
• Hybrid Inverter: 10-15 years
• Lithium Batteries: 8-10 years
• Tubular Batteries: 5-7 years
• Mounting Structure: 25+ years

While not absolutely necessary, net metering is highly recommended for hybrid systems. It allows you to export excess solar energy to the grid when your batteries are full, earning credits that offset your nighttime grid consumption. This maximizes your savings and ROI.

Hybrid systems require minimal maintenance:
• Solar panels: Occasional cleaning (rain usually suffices)
• Inverter: Dust cleaning every 6 months
• Lithium batteries: Zero maintenance
• Tubular batteries: Quarterly water top-up
• Annual professional inspection recommended