Choose the right system
Each system type suits a different home, shop and power supply. Here is how they compare.
On-grid
Homes and shops with steady grid supply
- Panels, inverter and mounting structure
- Net meter application support
- Extra units exported to the grid
- No batteries, so no backup in power cuts
- Lowest cost per kW
Hybrid
Areas with regular power cuts
- Everything in on-grid
- Hybrid inverter with battery bank
- Backup for chosen lights, fans and sockets
- Battery size planned for your backup hours
- Battery care tips at handover
Off-grid
Farmhouses and sites without grid supply
- Panels, charge controller and inverter
- Battery bank sized for your daily use
- No grid connection or net meter
- Suits pumps, lights and small loads
- Generation must match your daily use
Rooftop solar for your house
Most homes choose an on-grid system with a net meter, or a hybrid system when power cuts are frequent. We size the system from your past bills and the shade-free area on your roof.
- Typical home systems from 2 kW to 5 kW
- Elevated structure so the roof stays usable
- Easy access for panel cleaning
Solar for daytime loads
Shops, clinics, schools and small offices use most of their power in the day, when panels generate. We look at your connected load and working hours before suggesting a size.
- Systems from 3 kW to 25 kW
- Three-phase connections handled
- Shutdown-free installation planned with you
Solar generation depends on sunlight, shade, roof direction, panel cleaning and the weather, so units generated and bill savings vary from site to site and month to month. We share an estimate for your roof after the survey. It is an estimate, not a guarantee.