Panels generate DC
The array is sized for the worst realistic generation day, not the average.
Off-Grid · Independent of the grid entirely
No grid. No problem.
An off-grid system is fully self-contained: it generates, stores and supplies everything on site with no utility connection at all. It has to be sized far more carefully than a grid-tied system, because there is no grid to fall back on when the batteries run low.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
Charge controller manages storage
Generation charges a battery bank sized to carry the site through nights and cloudy spells.
Inverter supplies the site
An off-grid inverter delivers AC to your loads directly from panels and storage.
Optional generator backup
For critical sites a generator can be integrated as a last-resort charging source.
Who it suits
Right for you if…
- Farms, tube wells and irrigation with no usable grid supply
- Remote sites where a grid connection is impractical or expensive
- Locations where supply exists but is unusable in practice
- Applications where energy independence matters more than payback
Key benefits
What you actually get.
Total independence
No connection, no bill, no exposure to tariff increases.
Works where nothing else does
Viable on sites a grid extension would never justify.
Replaces diesel
Removes recurring fuel cost and generator maintenance.
Silent operation
No noise, no fumes, no refuelling runs.
Side by side
How Off-Grid compares to the rest.
| Feature | On-Grid | Hybrid | Off-Grid (this page) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
Off-Grid · Free estimate
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