A hybrid inverter is a smart inverter that sends surplus power to a battery system to be store for self-consumption. Hybrid inverters function like normal grid-tied solar inverters but can operate in one of several different modes depending on your choice. A common use of this type of inverter is the backup mode which provides certain levels of backup power in the event of a blackout, It can also store the excess energy into the battery during the peak of the day and then return that energy to the home or business during the evening or when solar energy is not available. Most hybrid inverters can also operate without a battery and function just like a grid-tie solar inverter by exporting excess solar energy to the utility grid. The best thing about Hybrid inverters is that it gives the owners options and a greater degree of freedom regarding their energy generation, use, and deployment. We suggest Hybrid inverters in every situation possible because it provides the entire solar solution, unlike grid-tied systems.

We have multiple financing options for you. We have a solution for every type of system and financial level. Plus, the cost of our systems is based on the manufacturing market, not the competitive North American market. This allows our costs to be accessible to a wider range of clients and still provide the highest quality equipment in the world.

We understand that timely installation is important to you. While we aim to complete your system within the timeframe outlined in your contract, some factors can occasionally cause unforeseen delays.

To provide you with the best possible value, we source our equipment directly from manufacturers. This direct approach cuts out middleman costs, saving you money upfront and maximizing your long-term return on investment. However, it also means our equipment may sometimes be subject to delays associated with overseas shipping.

Potential causes for these delays include:

Global events: Geopolitical instability, economic downturns, and unexpected health crises (like pandemics) can all impact manufacturing and shipping timelines.

Transportation disruptions: Shipping delays, port congestion, and border closures can also affect the timely delivery of your equipment.

Natural disasters: Events like hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods can disrupt supply chains and transportation routes.

While we strive to minimize these potential delays, they are sometimes unavoidable due to the nature of international shipping. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to deliver and install your high-quality, cost-effective solar system.

Key takeaway: By buying directly from the factory, we pass significant savings on to you, but it can sometimes mean slightly longer wait times. We believe the long-term benefits outweigh the potential for occasional delays.

Rest assured, we‘ll keep you informed throughout the process and work diligently to get your system up and running as quickly as possible.