On-grid rooftop solar
Available configurations include 3.3 kWp and 5 kWp. A grid-tied inverter synchronises with utility power and supports export where net metering is approved. Standard grid-tied systems shut down during outages.
Compare grid-connected rooftop solar, battery-backed hybrid systems and panel technologies.
Available configurations include 3.3 kWp and 5 kWp. A grid-tied inverter synchronises with utility power and supports export where net metering is approved. Standard grid-tied systems shut down during outages.
Microtek and UTL hybrid configurations can pair with compatible lithium-ion or tubular battery banks. Backup runtime depends on usable battery capacity and connected loads.
Bifacial modules collect light from both faces where mounting allows rear exposure. TOPCon describes the cell architecture and can be available in bifacial or monofacial modules.
Final electrical ratings and warranty terms depend on the selected model and manufacturer datasheet.
| Equipment | Configurations | Specs to confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| PV modules | Bifacial and TOPCon options | Module wattage, efficiency, Voc, Isc, temperature coefficient and dimensions |
| Grid-tied inverter | 3.3 kWp and 5 kWp array options | AC output rating, phase, MPPT voltage and current range |
| Hybrid inverter | Microtek and UTL options | Continuous and surge output, battery voltage, compatible battery chemistry and BMS protocol |
| Battery bank | Lithium-ion or tubular | Usable kWh, discharge limits, supported charging settings and estimated runtime |
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| Priority | On-grid | Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime generation | Yes | Yes |
| Battery backup | Requires separate compatible backup | Available with a compatible battery bank |
| Utility export | Subject to approval and metering | Depends on inverter and utility approval |
| Design inputs | Bill, roof and grid connection | Bill, roof, backup loads and outage duration |
Use your actual site and usage to confirm your specification.
Start with the monthly units on your bill. Roof area, shade and daytime usage help narrow down the final size. Estimate your system size.
Standard on-grid systems stop supplying power during outages. For backup, ask about a hybrid inverter and compatible batteries sized for essential loads.