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On-Grid Solar Systems
Generate your own electricity while staying connected to the grid.
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What Is On-Grid Solar?
Generate solar electricity during the day and stay connected to the utility grid.
Grid connected
Net-metering compatible where applicable
Lower electricity bills
No battery required in typical configuration
Ideal for homes and businesses with reliable grid supply
How It Works
Energy Flow
Sunlight
Solar Panels
Inverter
Home / Business
Grid
During generation, solar power flows to your home first. Excess power can export to the grid; when solar is insufficient, the grid supplies the shortfall.
Components
What's In The System
Solar PV ModulesGrid-tie InverterMounting StructureNet MeterAC/DC ProtectionCables & Connectors
Advantages
- Lower upfront cost compared to battery-backed systems
- Simpler design with fewer components to maintain
- Excess generation can be exported to the grid where net-metering applies
- Well suited to areas with dependable grid electricity
Limitations
- Does not provide backup power during a grid outage in a typical configuration
- Savings depend on tariff structure, sanctioned load and DISCOM rules
- Export/import arrangements vary by state and utility
Who Should Choose On-Grid Solar?
- Homes and businesses with stable grid supply
- Customers primarily focused on reducing electricity bills
- Rooftops with good sun exposure and adequate area
Typical System Sizes
2 kW3 kW5 kW10 kW+
Exact sizing depends on your consumption, roof area and budget — a site survey gives the most accurate recommendation.
FAQs
On-Grid Solar — Frequently Asked Questions
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