A hybrid system combines the economics of on-grid solar with the security of battery backup. It exports surplus to the grid, stores energy for critical loads and keeps your lights on during power cuts — automatically.
How it works
- 1Solar powers your loads and charges the batteries
- 2Surplus can be exported to the grid via net metering
- 3During a power cut the hybrid inverter switches to battery in milliseconds
- 4Smart modes let you prioritise savings or backup
Advantages
- Savings and backup in one system
- Seamless switchover during outages
- Can replace inverters and DG sets
Good to know
- Higher upfront cost than on-grid
- Battery sizing depends on critical loads