Rising electricity bills are taking up more of every household budget. An efficient, dependable and renewable rooftop solar system can help reduce electricity costs while giving your home a cleaner energy future.
There are many factors to consider when choosing a rooftop solar system for your home. This includes installation cost, available technology, your household electricity needs, backup requirements, roof area and grid connectivity.
Compare the three common rooftop solar configurations below and use our quick guide to identify the best starting point for your needs.
Explore how On-Grid, Hybrid and Off-Grid solar systems work and what type of home each is best suited for.
On-grid systems are a strong long-term choice for homes with reliable utility-grid access. Solar powers your loads and excess generation can be exported through an approved bidirectional/net meter.
A hybrid system generates solar power for daytime use and stores residual energy in a battery for use at night or during power cuts. The grid can support the home whenever solar and battery energy are insufficient.
Off-grid systems are designed for locations without a dependable electricity network. Solar generation and battery storage work together onsite to supply electrical loads independently of the utility grid.
Answer three simple questions for a recommended starting point. Final system sizing should always follow a site survey, roof assessment and load analysis.
Make solar simpler with a solution designed around your electricity use, roof, budget, backup needs and future goals.
Generate clean power at home and reduce dependence on purchased electricity.
System sizing can be planned around roof area, load and solar-generation potential.
Turn sunlight into useful electricity and move toward a cleaner energy future.
From site assessment and design to installation, documentation and after-sales care.
Start with your monthly electricity bill, roof details and backup requirements.
