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PROJECTS
GRID TIE SOLAR ROOFTOP PV SYSTEM
Whenever the sun shines (and even in overcast weather), the solar cells generate electricity. The grid connect inverter converts the DC electricity produced by the solar panels into 240V AC electricity, which can then be used by the property/household.If a grid connect system is producing more power than is being consumed, the surplus is fed into the mains power grid. Some electricity companies will meter the electricity fed into the grid by your system and provide a credit on your bill. When the solar cells are not producing power, for example at night, your power is supplied by the mains power grid as usual. The energy retailer charges the usual rate for the power used.
OFF-GRID/STAND ALONE SOLAR ROOFTOP PV SYSTEM
Off grid power plants are best suit Off-Grid/Stand Alone SRTPV Systemed for hilly and remote areas. It is the only solution for areas where state power grid is inaccessible or unfeasible. That is producing 100% electricity by ourselves in a clean and sustainable manner. These systems allow you to store your solar power in batteries for use when the power grid goes down or if you are not on the grid. Hybrid systems provide power to offset the grid power whenever the sun is shining and will even send excess power to the grid for credit for later use.
GRID INTERACTIVE SOLAR ROOFTOP PV SYSTEM/HYBRID SYSTEM
Grid-interactive inverters allow users to get the best of both off-grid and grid-tied systems while avoiding the reliability pitfalls of those all-or-nothing methods. The system uses three sources of power Viz Solar, battery and Grid. System can be configured to prioritize the source of power to service the loads. Most common configuration is Solar-Battery-Grid. That is the loads are first serviced by the solar power. In case the loads exceed the power generated by the solar modules, then the battery bank takes over. In case the loads exceed the capacity of the battery bank, the required power is drawn from the grid. Designs of Grid interactive system are very flexible and can be very optimally designed to suit the power requirement and the budget.
MICRO GRID SYSTEM
A large percentage of the population of rural India does not have access to electricity and relies on non-conventional and/or polluting sources of fuel such as firewood or kerosene for lighting.With the advances in Solar technology, villages can now have access to electricity by investing in their own micro-grid power plant. The requirement and size of a micro-grid can be calculated by adding the power needs of individual homes in the village that will be connected together.