Q1: What are the main components of the On-Grid Wind Solar Hybrid System?
The system consists of a wind turbine, an on-grid hybrid controller, an on-grid inverter, a metering device, and a power distribution setup that integrates wind and solar inputs.
Q2: How does the system handle energy distribution?
Energy generated from the wind and solar resources is synchronized with the main grid. The power is first supplied to your local loads, and any excess surplus energy is fed directly back into the utility grid.
Q3: What capacities are available for this hybrid system?
We support standard system capacities including 2KW, 3KW, 5KW, and 10KW variations, customized to fit different energy consumption profiles.
Q4: Why is an MPPT controller used in this system?
The Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) controller ensures that the system continuously extracts the maximum available power from the wind turbine and solar arrays under varying weather conditions.
Q5: Is this system fully compatible with standard grid connections?
Yes, the on-grid inverter outputs AC electrical energy with the exact same frequency and phase matching your local utility grid, ensuring seamless and safe grid integration.