On Grid System

Explanation of the system
This system relies on connecting the solar station to the public electricity grid.
How it works:Solar energy is converted into electricity using solar panels, and then this electricity is transformed into alternating current (AC) through an inverter to be fed directly into the government grid.
If the produced energy exceeds consumption, the surplus is exported to the grid, allowing for savings on electricity costs through the net metering system and reverse meters
 (Net Metering).Advantages: Low cost compared to other systems.
Suitable for places that primarily rely on the public network.
Disadvantages: It does not work when there is a power outage from the grid.
Who is this system suitable for?
Houses or businesses in areas where a stable electricity grid is available. If you live or run your business in an area with stable electricity but want to reduce your electricity bills,. Large commercial and industrial projects: Like factories and administrative buildings, to reduce energy consumption and costs without the need for batteries. The places that can use the "Net Metering" system: To benefit from selling excess electricity to the grid.
 Inappropriate: 

For areas that suffer from continuous power outages.

The ingredients

Solar Panels: To convert sunlight into DC electricity. Inverter: To convert electricity from DC to AC for use with the public grid.
Mounting Structure: To install the panels at the appropriate angle.
Reverse electric meter (Net Meter): To measure the electricity being sent and received from the grid. Cables & wiring: To transfer electricity between components.
 Protection Systems: Like circuit breakers and surge protectors.