Solar Hybrid System 3KW to 10KW with Lead Acid Battery

Product Description

A solar hybrid system is a power setup that combines solar energy with another source of power (such as the electrical grid, batteries, or a generator) to provide reliable, continuous electricity. Its called hybrid because it integrates multiple sources of energy and often includes energy storage for flexibility.
Heres a breakdown: 
 Key Components of a Solar Hybrid System
Solar Panels (PV Modules) Capture sunlight and convert it into DC electricity.
Hybrid Inverter Smart inverter that manages solar input, battery charging/discharging, and grid or generator connection.
Battery Bank (optional but common) Stores excess solar power for use at night or during outages.
Grid or Generator Connection Provides backup power when solar and battery cant meet the load.
Load (Appliances, Machines, etc.) The devices powered by the system.
 How It Works
Daytime:  Solar panels generate power used directly by loads excess stored in batteries.
Night/Cloudy Weather:  Loads are powered by batteries; if batteries are low, the grid or generator supplies electricity.
Hybrid Inverter:  Ensures smooth switching between solar, battery, and grid.
 Advantages
Energy independence Reduced reliance on the grid.
Backup power Works during blackouts (unlike standard grid-tied systems).
Cost savings Uses solar first, lowering electricity bills.
Flexibility Can prioritize solar, battery, or grid depending on settings.