Hybrid photovoltaic systems

Solar energy, a grid connection and optional storage — when a battery suits the site.

Hybrid photovoltaic system
what it is

What is a hybrid system?

A hybrid system is connected to the grid and can include a battery. You generate energy by day, use it on site, and surplus can be stored — when a battery is part of the project.

The difference from a purely grid-tied installation is control of your own generation outside sunny hours. We use Deye inverters and batteries when that is appropriate.

suitable for

Who this system is for

A hybrid system combines panels, an inverter and, when needed, a battery. Part of the generated energy can be used immediately and the surplus stored. We use Deye inverters and batteries when that is appropriate for the site.

  • Households that want more control of their energy
  • Sites with evening or after-sunset consumption
  • Clients planning a battery now or at a later stage
  • Business sites with uneven load
Hybrid photovoltaic systems
what is included

Scope of work

Exact scope is confirmed after a site visit. Price is on request.

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  • System design and configuration choice
  • JinkoSolar panels
  • Deye hybrid inverter
  • Optional Deye battery
  • Structure, cabling and protection
  • Supply and installation
composition

What usually goes into the system

The composition depends on whether the battery is now or at a later stage:

  • JinkoSolar panels and structure
  • Deye hybrid inverter
  • Optional Deye battery
  • Cabling, protection, design, supply and installation

We do not promise a ready kit before a site visit. Capacity, mounting location and storage size are confirmed for that property.

Hybrid system equipment
Battery on a hybrid system
storage

A battery now or later

A hybrid inverter lets the system work with the grid and accept a battery when it makes sense. Storage does not have to be installed on day one.

We discuss it for evening use, uneven load or when you want more of your own energy. Capacity is chosen after a site visit.

Battery energy storage systems (BESS)

Work process

How the work proceeds

01

Consultation

A site visit covering the property, consumption and your goals.

02

Design

A configuration matched to the roof, the load and the budget of the solution.

03

Supply

We prepare the panels, inverter and remaining equipment.

04

Build

Installation and preparing the system for normal operation.

Roof or ground. How many panels are needed.

There is no universally better mounting — it depends on the site. A roof is the natural choice when orientation and free area are suitable. Ground-mount is discussed when the roof is shaded, complex or too small for the required capacity.

Panel count follows consumption, available area and whether a battery is planned now or later. The hybrid configuration is confirmed after a site visit.

Confirmed at the site visit
JinkoSolar and Deye, according to the project

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference from a grid-tied system?

A hybrid system is also connected to the grid, but it can include a battery. Part of the energy is used immediately and surplus can be stored when a battery suits the site.

Is a battery required immediately?

No. We use Deye inverters and batteries when it makes sense. A battery can be planned now or later — confirmed during design.

Is it suitable for evening consumption?

A hybrid configuration with a battery is discussed when there is consumption outside sunny hours or when you want more control of the energy you produce.

How much does a hybrid system cost?

It depends on capacity, whether there is a battery and the specifics of the site. The quote follows an enquiry and a site visit.

Have a question about this system?

Send an enquiry. Configuration and price are confirmed after a site visit.

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