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Harnessing the power of the sun involves more than just capturing sunlight. When sunlight beams down onto a solar panel, something fascinating happens within its photovoltaic (PV) cells. These cells absorb the sun's energy, setting off a dynamic interplay of electrical charges. It's like a cosmic tango, where these charges move in response to the panel's internal electrical field, creating a flow of electricity.
This energy isn't just impressive—it's also incredibly practical. Imagine your home powered directly by sunlight, reducing your reliance on the conventional power grid. This not only slashes your electricity bills but also supports a more sustainable future. Plus, if your solar system generates more power than you need, that extra energy can flow back into the grid, potentially earning you credits or payments for your contribution. It's a win-win situation under the sun!
Solar panels diligently harness sunlight and convert it into direct current (DC) electricity.
A sophisticated inverter system adeptly transforms the DC electricity generated by the panels into alternating current (AC)
The operation is further refined by network-enabled smart meters, meticulously measuring both household electricity usage and the energy fed back into the grid.
The solar system's generated electricity effectively powers and supports the operational needs of the household's various appliances.
Any surplus electricity generated by the solar system is cleverly routed either back to the grid or thoughtfully stored in an energy storage battery.
Your electricity retailer offers a feed-in tariff payment for the surplus electricity that you return to the grid from your home.