This solar system is designed for tiny homes or small cabins with moderate electricity needs, typically averaging around 10-15 kWh of daily electricity usage. With 8 solar panels and a 3-kW inverter, it can power most household appliances including lights, fans, TVs, and computers.
A 5-kW grid-tied solar system with 14 panels and a 5-kW inverter would be suitable for a 2–3-bedroom household with moderate energy consumption.
A 5-kW hybrid solar system with 14 panels and a 5 kW inverter is a versatile and reliable option for a 2-3 bedroom households, suitable for those looking to reduce their reliance on the grid and save on energy costs, as well as for those living in areas with frequent power outages. Excess energy generated by the solar panels can be stored in the battery bank, providing a backup power source at night or during periods of low sunlight. This system is ideal for homeowners who want to remain connected to the grid while benefiting from the advantages of solar power.
This 3-kW off-grid system is perfect for tiny homes or small cabins in areas without grid power. It comes with 8 solar panels, a 3-kW Victron inverter, and a 7.1-kW battery. The panels are installed on the roof or on the ground, while the inverter converts the DC power generated by the panels into AC power for household use. The battery stores excess energy generated during the day for use at night or during low sunlight periods. This system is an excellent choice for those who want to be self-sufficient and reduce their environmental impact.
A 5-kW off-grid system with 12 solar panels, a 5-kW Victron inverter, and a 14.2-kW battery is ideal for 2-3 bedroom remote households with no access to grid power or if you are wanting to go completely off-grid. It generates 20-25 kWh of electricity daily, enough to power lights, fans, refrigerators, and washing machines.
A 10-kW off-grid system with 24 solar panels, a 10-kW Victron inverter, and a 28.24-kW battery is suitable for 4–5-bedroom households or commercial properties located in remote areas without access to grid power.