System Information
There are two types of solar system On-Grid and Hybrid
On-Grid Solar System
On-Grid solar system which run without battery. This solar system does not run without electricity or net metering. The electricity generated by this solar system is first used in your home through your inverter and the remaining electricity is collected to your share in WAPDA through net meter. Your electricity balance is calculated on the bill at the end of the month. An on-grade solar system shuts down or does not work during load shedding. An on-grade solar system is less expensive than an offgrade solar system and is a long-lasting solar system compared to an offgrade system. On-grade solar systems waste electricity during load shedding. And during load shedding, your electricity is not collected due to loss.
This solar system work without battery. This solar system does not work without electricity or net metering. An on-grade solar system is less expensive than an off-grade solar system. On-grade solar systems waste electricity during load shedding. An on-grade solar system reduces your electricity bill.
A positive income generation can increase.
Hybrid Solar System
Hybrid solar system work with battery. This solar system run with
electricity or net metering. The electricity generated by this solar
system is first used in your home through your inverter and the
remaining electricity is collected to your backup/Battery and
share in WAPDA through net meter. Your electricity balance is
calculated on the bill at the end of the month. An OFF-grade solar
system does not shut down and working during load shedding.
An OFF-grade solar system is more expensive than an on-grade
solar system and its not a long-lasting solar system compared to
an on-grade system. OFF-grade solar systems do not waste
electricity during load shedding. During load shedding, your
electricity is are collected and does not loss due to
accumulation/collection in battery.
Hybrid solar system which run with battery. This solar system run with electricity or net metering. An Off-grade solar system does not shut down and working during load shedding. In remote areas, Off-grade solar power systems can be used. An Off-grade solar system is more expensive than an on-grade solar system. Off-grade solar systems do not waste electricity during load shedding. Uses batteries to store electricity (there are expensive and need to be replaced every 5 years).
