As the cost of electricity continues to rise, many people still worry about future energy expenses.
However, with today’s renewable energy technologies, these worries will soon be unnecessary.
We now see renewable energy systems almost everywhere —
and it’s time to store energy in the most economical way.
Producing energy, storing it, and managing it properly are essential.
Today, we have smart inverters and smart batteries that make this possible.
The answer is hidden in its name.
It is a system where multiple energy sources work together, and the produced energy can be stored for later use.
For example:
You have a house and installed solar panels on your roof.
You decided to use Orbit LFP batteries for storage — with a 6,000-cycle lifespan.
If you cannot sell your extra solar energy to the grid,
you can still get a fast return on investment by using a good hybrid inverter.
Then you can switch to a three-time tariff system.
This way, you use solar energy during the day, batteries in the evening, and cheap grid electricity at night.
Your bills can drop by up to 90%, and you won’t have to deal with extra permits or regulations.
Hybrid systems truly combine the best of all worlds.
They solve every problem that traditional off-grid and on-grid systems have.
When using several high-power devices at the same time, the system shuts down.
Solar panels only produce according to the load demand.
Seasonal (summer/winter) mode issues occur.
Gel batteries wear out in less than a year.
Lithium batteries were not working efficiently in these systems.
When the grid power goes out, the solar panels stop working.
These systems need the grid to operate.
You can fully use the solar energy produced on your roof.
Extra energy can be sent to the grid.
If you don’t want to sell, you can set grid export to zero and use energy only for your own needs.
When consumption is higher than production, the system uses stored battery energy.
If batteries run out, it automatically draws power from the grid.
You can store cheap energy at night and use it during the day.
You can sell stored energy during peak (expensive) hours (when regulations allow).
You can control and manage energy the way you want.
You can have uninterrupted power,
You can reduce your energy expenses,
You can take advantage of three-time tariffs,
And you can install solar systems independently from complex regulations.