What makes this a hybrid solar system?
A hybrid solar system combines solar panels, battery storage, and utility grid connectivity. This allows homeowners to use solar energy first, store excess energy in batteries, and draw power from the utility grid when necessary.
How much energy can this system generate daily?
Under ideal conditions with approximately 4–5 peak sun hours per day, the 13.28kW solar array can generate approximately 53–66kWh of energy daily. Actual production depends on location, weather, shading, and installation conditions.
How long will the 30.72kWh battery bank provide backup power?
Runtime depends on total household energy consumption. Essential loads such as refrigeration, lighting, communications equipment, and electronics can typically operate for extended periods during outages.
Can this system power an entire home?
Yes. With 15.2kW of inverter capacity and 30.72kWh of battery storage, this system is designed to support substantial residential electrical demands, including HVAC systems, well pumps, appliances, and workshop equipment.
Can excess solar power be sent back to the grid?
Yes. The hybrid inverter system supports grid-tied operation, allowing excess solar production to be exported where local utility regulations and interconnection agreements permit.
Is the system expandable?
Yes. Additional compatible battery storage can be added as energy requirements grow, providing greater backup runtime and energy independence.
