Solar

Overview

• Roof-Mounted PV Panels: Solar PV panels are typically installed on the roof of a building, facing the sun to capture sunlight and convert it into electricity. These panels generate electricity that can be used to power the house's electrical systems or exported back to the grid. Roof-mounted PV systems are the most common solar installation option for residential buildings.
• Integrated PV Roof Tiles: Integrated PV roof tiles are designed to blend with traditional roof tiles, providing a more aesthetic and seamless appearance. These tiles generate electricity while functioning as a part of the roof structure.

• Solar Water Heating: Solar thermal systems use sunlight to heat water for domestic use. These systems consist of solar collectors (usually mounted on the roof) that absorb solar energy and transfer it to a heat transfer fluid, which then heats the water in a storage tank. Solar water heating systems can supplement or replace conventional water heating methods, reducing energy consumption and utility costs.

• Solar Air Heating Systems: These systems use solar collectors to heat air, which can be used for space heating or ventilation purposes. Solar air heating systems can help reduce heating costs and improve indoor air quality.

• Battery Storage Systems: Adding battery storage to a solar PV system allows excess electricity generated during the day to be stored for later use, such as during nighttime or periods of low solar generation. Battery storage systems provide increased self-consumption of solar energy and can enhance the overall efficiency and reliability of the solar installation.