Hybrid Solar System In Pakistan

Solar Panels:

Any solar system must include solar panels as its primary component. Solar panels grab sunlight and convert it into electricity using the photovoltaic effect.

Hybrid Inverter:

The hybrid inverter is a critical component that distinguishes the hybrid system from regular solar systems. It controls battery charging and discharging and converts the solar panels’ DC electricity into AC power for use in the home.

Batteries:

In a hybrid solar system, batteries store the extra electricity solar panels produce throughout the day. These batteries allow the system to generate power when there is insufficient sunlight, such as at night or on cloudy days.

Charge Controller

The charge controller manages battery charging, guaranteeing optimal battery performance and longevity by limiting overcharging.

Grid Connection

The electric grid remains connected to the hybrid system. When solar power is insufficient, the hybrid system can use the link to take electricity from the grid while returning excess electricity to the grid.

Net Metering System

Consumers can receive credit for any extra electricity they transmit to the grid. When the solar system does not generate enough energy, these credits can be used to balance the grid’s electricity through a net metering system.

DC Disconnect

The DC disconnect safely disconnects the system from the solar panels for maintenance or emergencies.

Distribution Panel for AC

The hybrid inverter generates alternating Current (AC) electricity, which is distributed to electrical loads like home appliances via the AC distribution panel.

Note:

Some hybrid solar systems include a monitoring system that allows customers to track their system’s efficiency and performance. The monitoring system can generate electricity, the condition of their batteries, and other factors.