Frequently Asked Questions

 Light is converted into electricity at the atomic level by photovoltaic solar panels. Certain materials have an attribute called the photoelectric effect that allows photons of light to be absorbed and electrons to be released. An electric current that can be used to create electricity is created when free electrons are gathered. 

 In the event of a power loss, your solar panel system will turn down if it is linked to the solar grid. This is to prevent accidents involving emergency personnel and energy utility workers when your panels restore electricity to the solar grid. Certain inverters have the ability to provide backup power during a blackout when connected to a battery. 

Net metering is a billing arrangement that allows you to receive credit on your utility bill for excess energy generated by your solar panels. This credit can be used to offset the cost of energy you use from the grid.

If you need to replace your roof, solar panels will need to be removed and reinstalled. Our team can assist with this process and ensure that your panels are properly reinstalled.

 You may store the energy produced by your solar panels for use at night or in the future with the aid of solar battery storage. A smart method to use renewable energy to increase your independence from the grid is to install a solar battery system. 

 Transitioning to abundant, clean, and renewable sustainable energy. As an added benefit to lowering electricity costs, solar energy doesn’t release harmful greenhouse gasses like carbon emissions, which are known to contribute to global warming. 

 It is possible for solar radiation to generate heat, start chemical reactions, or produce electricity. Using the sun’s power is how solar energy works. The sun gives off useful power as well as heat. 

 The concept that solar panels can eliminate your power costs is a common misunderstanding. Yet, because your solar energy system contains battery storage, you still received an electricity bill, and you will continue to receive an electricity bill from your utility as long as your property is grid-connected. On the other hand, solar energy can help you minimize your electricity costs. 

Solar panels alone cannot power your home during a power outage. However, with the addition of a battery storage system, you can store excess energy generated by your panels and use it to power your home during an outage.