Solar inverters = free solar energy

A solar panel inverter converts direct current (DC) electricity from solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity, which is the type of electricity that is used to power appliances in homes and businesses. It also regulates the flow of electricity from the solar panels, ensuring that it’s safe and reliable. It allows you to power your home appliances and sell any excess electricity back to the grid, provides backup power during power outages, monitors the performance of your solar system, and sends alerts if there are any problems.

This will depend on three things: The size of your solar system, its location, and your budget. We’re experts in all things solar energy installations, solar inverters, and battery storage, so speak to us before making any decisions, and we’ll make sure you get the best solution for your electricity needs.

The main difference is that a hybrid solar inverter can store excess solar energy in a battery, whereas a regular solar inverter can’t do this. They are a bit more expensive to buy, but if you want to store energy or even sell it to the grid, then they’re well worth considering. Speak to the team for a free quote on both, and we’ll help you decide which solar inverter would be most financially viable for you.

This depends on the following factors: The size of your solar array, the type of inverter, the location of your solar array, and your budget. As a general rule of thumb, though, the inverter size should be equal to the output of each solar panel in your solar array. If you’re in any doubt about which solar inverter you should get to complement your PV solar panels, then we’ll only be too happy to help, so get in touch on 01942 918 844.