Hybrid Solar Systems
Hybrid systems combine on-grid and off-grid benefits: solar by day, batteries at night, grid as backup.
Overview
The most flexible solar setup
A hybrid system uses panels, a hybrid inverter and batteries, and stays connected to the grid. It keeps critical loads on during outages and uses grid power only when needed.
It is the usual choice where load-shedding is frequent. We design for your critical loads and for future expansion.
At a glance
| Item | Typical detail |
|---|---|
| Components | Panels, hybrid inverter, batteries, protection |
| Grid | Connected, with backup mode |
| During outage | Critical loads stay on |
| Best for | Areas with frequent outages |
What we offer
Key features and services
01
Backup for critical loads
Lights, fans, fridges, networks.
02
Smart energy use
Battery first, grid as support.
03
Expandable design
Add panels or batteries later.
04
Monitoring
App and portal access.
05
Installation and support
Commissioning and maintenance.
Applications
Where it is used
- Homes and apartments
- Clinics and small offices
- Retail and food outlets
- Light industry
Why Prosvogue
Delivered with care
Our solar and automation teams design, install and support systems for homes and businesses, with clear advice on sizing, warranties and maintenance.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between hybrid and on-grid?
Hybrid adds batteries and backup; on-grid has none and shuts down in an outage.
Can hybrid systems export power?
Where net metering allows, yes. Check current terms.
How long will batteries last in an outage?
It depends on battery size and the loads you keep on. We size for your target backup time.
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