Solar On Grid System

A Solar On-Grid System (also called Grid-Tied Solar System) is a type of solar power setup that works connected to the utility grid. It generates electricity from solar panels during the day and supplies it directly to the household or commercial load. Any excess power is exported to the grid, and when solar generation is insufficient (like at night), electricity is drawn from the grid.

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Main Components
Solar Panels Convert sunlight into DC electricity.
Grid-Tied Inverter (On-Grid Inverter) Converts DC into AC (synchronized with grid voltage/frequency).
Net Meter Records both import (from grid) and export (to grid) electricity for billing.
AC Distribution Box (ACDB) & DC Distribution Box (DCDB) Protection and control.
Utility Grid Connection Ensures continuous supply.

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How It Works
Sunlight Solar Panels DC power.
DC power On-grid inverter AC power (synchronized with grid).
Power distribution:
First supplies home/office load.
Extra power goes to grid (credited in net meter).
At night or during low sunlight Electricity drawn from grid.

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Advantages
Lower electricity bills with net metering.
No batteries required lower cost & maintenance.
Highly efficient since losses from storage are avoided.
Scalable Easy to expand system size.

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Limitations
No backup during power cuts (inverter shuts down for safety, called anti-islanding).
Depends on grid availability.
Net metering policies vary by country/state.

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