Residential Solar Panels

What Do You Need to Know About Residential Solar Systems?

In order to produce electricity, non-renewable resources such as coal, petrol, or diesel are harvested and consumed in order to power generators. These resources produce heavy amounts of carbon, which is then released into the atmosphere. These harmful emissions are one of the primary causes of global warming, ultimately leading to climate change.

The way to combat this is through the use of renewable energy generation systems such as solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, that don’t require the consumption of fossil fuels. In a standard residential Solar System, solar panels absorb sunlight which travels as DC Current to the solar inverter, which converts it into AC current that subsequently powers your home.

Any excess solar energy generated by your System may be eligible to be sold back to the grid. What’s more, with the addition of a residential solar battery, the excess energy produced can be stored for use during the night, ensuring that your home always has access to clean, renewable energy. You can learn more about residential solar battery systems here.

By investing in a Solar PV and Battery System, you will witness the System pay for itself in a few years, along with the reduction of your household’s carbon footprint, which will substantially help Australia in reaching its goal to transition to 100% renewable energy sources.

We encourage you to consider the benefits of solar power, and take the next step to energy independence.