Solar Roofing

Solar energy is the power from the sun. It is a vast, inexhaustible, and clean resource. We can use this energy directly to heat and light homes and businesses. Similarly, we can also produce electricity, and heat water, solar cooling, and a variety of other commercial and industrial uses

Green source of energy: The solar rooftop model pose very less pollution risks to the environment when compared to conventional sources of energy. They do not use any kind of fuel that emits harmful gases to generate electricity nor produce any noise.

Solar shingles, or solar roof tiles, are made of slim photovoltaic (PV) sheets that either overlay or replace the existing shingles on a roof. They absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity. Like regular roof shingles, solar shingles protect your home from the weather and other elements.
Solar PV rooftop system is basically a small power plant at your rooftop. Solar PV modules form an array and it requires a mounting structure to hold PV modules at the required angle for maximized generation. The solar panels convert solar energy in the form of light into electricity in DC form (Direct Current).

There are two main sorts of solar PV systems: grid-connected (or grid-tied) and off-grid (or stand-alone) solar PV systems:

Grid-connected or On-Grid solar PV systems

Most application of solar PV is grid-connected. Most solar PV systems are installed on buildings or mounted on the bottom of the land isn’t a constraint.
For buildings, they are either mounted on the roof or integrated into the building. The latter is additionally referred to as Building Integrated Photovoltaics (“BIPV”). With BIPV, the PV module usually displaces another building component, e.g. pane or roof/wall cladding, thereby serving a dual purpose and offsetting some costs.
A building has two parallel power supplies, one from the solar PV system and therefore the other from the facility grid. The combined power supply feeds all the hundreds connected to the main ACDB.

The ratio of solar PV supply to power system supply varies, counting on the dimensions of the solar PV system. Whenever the solar PV supply exceeds the building’s demand, excess electricity is going to be exported into the grid. When there is no sunlight to get PV electricity in the dark, the facility grid will supply all of the building’s demand.
A grid-connected system is often efficient thanks to reducing your dependence on utility power, increasing renewable energy production, and improving the environment.

Off-GRID SOLAR PV SYSTEMS

Off-grid solar PV systems are applicable for areas without a power system. Currently, such solar PV systems are usually installed at isolated sites where the facility grid is way away, such as rural areas or off-shore islands.
But they can even be installed within the town in situations where it is inconvenient or too costly to tap electricity from the facility grid.
An off-grid solar PV system needs deep cycle rechargeable batteries like lead-acid, nickel-cadmium, or lithium-ion batteries to store electricity to be used under conditions where there is little or no output from the solar PV system, like during the night.