Can a solar panel system store the electricity it generates for later use?
When paired with our battery systems, your solar system can indeed store electricity. This stored energy becomes accessible for use during nighttime hours or periods of increased electricity consumption exceeding your solar system's production capacity.
What occurs with my solar system during the night?
Solar panel systems exclusively generate electricity in the presence of UV light. As nighttime falls, electricity production ceases. During these hours, you will draw required power from the electrical grid network. However, if you have our battery system installed, you can access electricity from this source.
What happens in the event of a power blackout?
During a power blackout, your solar PV system ceases electricity production as a mandatory safety precaution to safeguard individuals working on the grid system. Once power is restored, the ability to generate electricity resumes. (You may need to reset the circuit breaker)
What occurs on cloudy days?
Cloud cover does affect solar panel performance; however, our tier 1 solar modules are engineered to function effectively in low light conditions. If solar panels don't generate sufficient electricity due to heavy cloud cover, you'll draw power from the electrical grid to meet your needs.
Why does my solar inverter cease operation at night?
As night falls and UV light diminishes, solar panels cannot generate power for the inverter to convert. Consequently, the solar inverter automatically shuts down during nighttime. Rest assured, it will reactivate when UV light reappears in the morning.
