Welcome to Solar Sense India's Off-Grid Solar Solutions
Our off-grid solar solutions provide reliable and sustainable energy solutions for areas without access to the grid. Also known as stand-alone solar systems, these setups function independently, offering a self-sustaining energy solution for various applications, including rural homes, agricultural needs, and remote locations.
Components of Our Off-Grid Solar Systems
Our off-grid solar power plants consist of several essential components:
Solar Panels (Modules): These panels capture sunlight and convert it into DC electricity, utilizing either monocrystalline or polycrystalline technology.
Solar Inverter: The solar inverter plays a crucial role in converting DC power generated by the panels into AC power, suitable for running household appliances.
Batteries: Off-grid solar systems rely on batteries to store excess energy generated during daylight hours for use during periods of low or no sunlight, such as at night.
Charge Controller: The charge controller regulates the flow of electricity between the solar panels, batteries, and inverter, ensuring optimal charging and preventing overcharging.
Mounting Structures: Properly installed mounting structures ensure that solar panels are positioned at the optimal angle to maximize sunlight exposure for efficient energy generation.
Solar Accessories: Various accessories, including DC cables, AC cables, combiner boxes, connectors, earthing strips, and lightning arresters, are essential for the safe and efficient operation of the system.
Our off-grid solar systems operate through a simple yet efficient process:
- Solar panels absorb sunlight, converting it into DC electricity.
- The DC electricity flows into a combiner box, where multiple panel outputs are combined.
- From the combiner box, the electricity is directed to the charge controller, which manages the charging process and controls the flow of power to the batteries.
- The batteries store excess energy for later use, ensuring continuous power supply during periods of low sunlight.
- The charge controller communicates with the solar inverter, which converts DC power from the batteries into AC power for household appliances.
- The AC power is then distributed to run various electrical devices and appliances, providing electricity as needed.
Our off-grid solar systems come in various capacities, with each size generating different amounts of electricity:
- 1 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Generates approximately 4 units per day, totaling around 1440 units per year.
- 2 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Produces approximately 8 units per day, totaling around 2880 units per year.
- 3 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Yields approximately 12 units per day, totaling around 4320 units per year.
- 4 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Generates approximately 16 units per day, totaling around 5760 units per year.
- 5 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Produces approximately 20 units per day, totaling around 7200 units per year.
- 10 kW Off-Grid Solar System: Yields approximately 40 units per day, totaling around 14400 units per year.
The cost of our off-grid solar systems varies depending on factors such as capacity, battery backup requirements, and installation costs. Typically, prices range from ₹85 to ₹100 per watt peak, including batteries.
Despite the initial investment and longer ROI period compared to on-grid systems, off-grid solar systems offer several benefits, including providing a reliable energy solution in areas without access to the grid, offering clean and green energy, and providing long-term cost savings compared to expensive grid electricity.