In grid-tied operating mode, a hybrid solar system functions primarily like a standard grid-tied PV system. The solar panels generate power for your daily consumption, and any excess energy is exported to the national grid to maximize your export benefits. The battery bank acts mainly as a backup resource and activates only during national grid failures, ensuring uninterrupted power during power cuts.

Beyond backup functionality, the battery also plays a crucial role in stabilizing the system. It helps mitigate over-voltage and over-frequency issues that sometimes occur in the national grid, allowing the inverter to maintain stable operation and continue exporting energy without interruption. In this mode, the system’s core focus is to optimize solar export while keeping the premises powered during outages.