Panels generate DC
The array feeds a hybrid inverter capable of managing three power sources at once.
Hybrid · What most people should buy
A hybrid system does everything on-grid does, and adds storage. During the day you run on solar and export the surplus; when the grid fails, the batteries carry your essential loads without a break. For most Pakistani homes and businesses this is the system that actually matches how the grid behaves.
How it works
The array feeds a hybrid inverter capable of managing three power sources at once.
It decides in real time: serve the load, charge the batteries, or export the surplus.
Once your load is covered, spare generation charges storage rather than being wasted.
When the grid drops, the system islands and your protected circuits keep running off storage.
Who it suits
Key benefits
Essential circuits keep running when the grid goes down, automatically.
You keep the export credits — storage does not cost you the bill savings.
One system instead of solar plus a separate battery backup.
Start with the capacity you need and add battery modules later.
Side by side
| Feature | On-Grid | Hybrid (this page) | Off-Grid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net metering / export credit | Yes | Yes | Not applicable |
| Runs during load-shedding | No | Yes | Yes |
| Batteries required | No | Yes | Yes, sized larger |
| Relative upfront cost | Lowest | Medium | Highest |
| Relative payback speed | Fastest | Moderate | Not the objective |
| Grid connection needed | Yes | Yes | No |
| Maintenance load | Lowest | Moderate | Highest |
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