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Is it worth investing in grid-tied solar systems?

If you have access to the utility grid and your main concern is getting the most value from your investment, grid-tied solar is the way to go, as it has the lowest upfront cost because you don't have to buy batteries for energy storage. The grid takes care of storage for you.

How does a grid-tie solar system work?

In a grid-tie system, your solar panels feed electricity into the power grid, and the utility credits your account for the power you generate. You can draw on that power whenever you need it, such as at night when the panels aren’t producing energy from the sun. However, the downside is that these systems are still vulnerable to power outages.

What is a grid tie system with energy storage?

A grid-tie system is one that connects to the public utility grid. Your panels feed electricity into the grid, and the utility credits your account for the power you generate. With the addition of energy storage, you can draw on that power whenever you need it, such as at night when panels aren’t producing energy from the sun.

What are grid tie solar kits?

Our grid tie solar kits are the easiest and most cost-effective way to build your own home solar system.

Does a grid-tie solar kit have a battery backup?

A grid-tie solar kit with a battery backup is the perfect solution for many people looking to go solar who want a battery backup. Shop All Grid-Tie Battery Backup to compare pricing and specs. A poorly designed system can ruin your batteries. Our Solar Battery Guide will help you size your battery bank properly and keep things running smoothly.

What are the disadvantages of a grid-tie system?

Grid-tie solar systems have a downside: they are still vulnerable to power outages. Because they are tied to the grid, your system shuts down as a safety measure when the grid power goes out. (This feature, called anti-islanding, protects utility workers making repairs to the grid.) The solution is to install a grid-tied system with energy storage.