Hybrid Solar

A hybrid system does both jobs. It exports surplus to the grid like an on-grid system, and holds a reserve in a battery for when the grid drops.

Right for you if

You want on-grid economics but can’t tolerate outages. A home with someone working remotely. A house with a medical need. A clinic, a small hotel, a shop with refrigeration. Or any household that’s tired of starting a generator through the monsoon.

How it works

A hybrid inverter manages three sources at once: solar, battery and grid, on a priority you set. Typically that means run the house on solar, bank the excess, export what’s still left, and hold the battery for an outage. During a cut, your essential circuits keep running from stored power.

What’s included

• Everything in an on-grid system
• A hybrid inverter, and a lithium battery bank sized around the loads you actually want to protect
• A separate essentials circuit, wired so your reserve is spent on what matters
• Net metering filed so the grid-tied portion still earns credit
• Monitoring that shows solar, battery and grid separately

Keeping the subsidy

The grid-connected portion stays eligible for PM Surya Ghar. We structure the design and the paperwork so adding storage doesn’t cost you the subsidy. That mistake is common in systems we’re called in to look at afterwards.

What we’ll wire onto the essentials circuit

Lights, fans, the refrigerator and the router as standard. One air-conditioner if you want it, though it changes the battery sizing considerably. Tell us what genuinely has to stay on and we’ll build the circuit around that list.