Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems integrate into new and existing buildings to enable them to generate their own electricity. In previously unused roof space, PV panels silently convert free sunlight into electricity. The rest of the system converts the electricity into the type we currently use, and connects to the utility power grid.
Panels
Solar panels convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity.
Wiring
Wiring carries this electricity from panels to the rest of the system.
Inverter
An inverter converts the DC electricity into the alternating current (AC) electricity you currently use.
Net Meter
A special electric meter works like your current meter, and can turn backwards to accumulate credit when your system produces excess electricity.
Grid Interconnection
Connecting to the utility's electrical grid provides constant access to electricity, and the ability to store excess solar-generated electricity for use when solar production is insufficient (nighttime, cloudy, etc.). 100% efficient electricity storage for your system.