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On/Off Grid

On-Grid Solar System (Grid-Tied Solar System)

  • Connected to the Utility Grid

  • Net Metering

  • Cost Savings

  • Reliability

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Off-Grid Solar System (Stand-Alone Solar System):

  • Not Connected to the Grid

  • Battery Storage

  • Remote Locations

  • Higher Initial Cost

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Mounting And Tracking

Mounting and tracking are crucial aspects of solar panel installation and operation, affecting the efficiency and performance of a solar power system.

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Here's an overview of both:

Mounting:

Mounting refers to the process of attaching solar panels to a structure or support system. Proper mounting is essential for the structural integrity and longevity of the solar installation. 

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Common types of solar panel mounting systems:

 

  • Roof Mounting

  • Ground Mounting

  • Pole Mounting

 

Tracking:

Solar tracking systems enhance the efficiency of solar panels by ensuring they face the sun as it moves across the sky.

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There are two main types:

 

  • Single-Axis Tracking 

  • Dual-Axis Tracking

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