1. Panels capture sunlight
Solar panels on your roof capture daylight and convert it into direct current electricity.
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Learn how solar panels turn sunshine into savings, how batteries help you use more of your energy, and what to expect when choosing a system.
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A solar system works quietly in the background, helping you generate and use clean electricity at home or at work.
Solar panels on your roof capture daylight and convert it into direct current electricity.
Your inverter converts that electricity into power your home or business can use every day.
When your system is producing energy, your appliances draw from your solar before relying on the grid.
Surplus energy can charge a compatible battery for later use or flow back to the grid, subject to your energy plan.
Generate electricity when the sun is out to reduce how much power you need to buy from the grid.
Pair solar with a battery to keep more of the energy your system produces for use after sunset.
The right system size depends on your roof, energy use, goals and available space.
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Every property is different. NAXON SOLAR can help you consider your energy usage, roof space, future electricity needs and battery goals before recommending a system.
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Yes. Solar panels still generate electricity in daylight, although output is generally lower than on clear sunny days.
Not always. A battery can help you store more of your solar energy for later, but a solar-only system can still be a great option.
System size should be based on your electricity usage, roof space, budget and future plans such as adding a battery or electric vehicle.