Every household with a solar power system has to have a bi-directional meter/utility meter. This meter is installed by your electricity retailer itself and is used to maintain a record of all the power being drawn to the house. Moreover, it monitors the amount of solar energy that is sent back to the grid. This monitoring and recording of solar energy are known as net-metering.

Often the solar power system generates excess electricity which is then sent back to the grid. You can access this electricity when you are experiencing a shortage of power. This export helps you earn credit on your electricity bill, known as a feed-in tariff (FiT). Your electricity purchase from the grid and your credits from electricity exports are taken into account in your electricity bills.

Though the whole work process of a solar power system seems elaborate and much like rocket science, every step happens in the blink of an eye. Unlike other power generation systems, the solar power system hardly requires maintenance. You do not have to keep alarms to switch the system on and off as the system is automated. The system switches between solar power and the grid whenever it finds a deficit in the power for the house. A solar power system is durable, independent, and sustainable. It is a complete win-win with a solar power system installed in your home.

Every part or device involved in generating solar power has a major role to play. Inverter, for example, not only converts the current of the electricity but also provides information like the amount of electricity produced in a day or at a particular point in time. The whole system is made up of major equipment that makes generating and using solar power a lot easier.

If you have started to gain interest in solar energy and the solar power system, we can help you turn your curiosity into reality. Waaree Energies Ltd.is India’s major solar module manufacturing company and offers impeccable fast solar solutions. Schedule a call with us to know more about this environment-friendly lifestyle!

Read more: Home Solar System: How To Build One That Uses 500 Watts To Power Only A Laptop And Standing Fan?