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Will I notice any difference in the performance of my home or facility’s electrical equipment?
A grid-tied solar array is synchronized with the existing utility feed into your building. You use the power generated by the solar system first, and if additional energy is needed, it pulls power from your meter, ensuring uninterrupted power. In most cases, there will be no noticeable difference in the operation of your equipment.
Will my system still generate power during a blackout?
Grid-tied solar systems are required to shut down during power outages for safety reasons. If blackouts are frequent in your area, a battery backup could be a good solution. Contact an Arrow Solar Energy Consultant for more information on how a battery can benefit you during power outages.
Is it possible to supply all of my electricity needs with a solar system?
The percentage of power your solar system generates depends on available space for panels and inverters. Arrow Solar will analyze your site and energy profile to determine how much of your power can be generated by a solar array and design a system to meet your needs and budget.
Why don't I produce the same number of kW all year long?
Solar production varies with the seasons. During winter, the sun is lower, reducing optimal panel angles. Cold weather and shorter daylight hours can increase energy usage and decrease solar production, making the gap between production and consumption seem larger.
