Residential on-grid utility interaction systems are the most maintenance free and affordable systems on the market. Systems consist of solar panels, invertors, power optimizers, and a bi-directional utility meter. The system is monitored through net metering in which credits build up during low use time (winter) and then used during high use times (summer). Overall on-grid systems lower your annual electricity bill up to 85% and has a return on investment of about eight years.

On-grid with battery backup:

On-grid with battery backup systems offer electrical power even when the power company’s system goes down. The system consists of solar panels, invertors, power optimizer, bi-directional utility meter, and a bank of batteries for constant energy. Batteries increase the system's cost by about 10% and require replacement every three to eight years as well as periodic maintenance.

Stand alone solar power:

Stand alone solar power systems are perfect for places where there is no electrical power supply, or if you want to supply all your energy needs from solar panels. This type of system can be operated and maintained at prices similar to what is currently charged by the power company, but have an initial startup cost. Other applications include stand alone power supplies for remote cell phone towers, water wells, surveillance equipment, and other remote site applications.