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Solar energy works by converting the energy from the sun into electricity that can power homes, businesses, and other applications. This process is made possible by solar panels, which are made up of photovoltaic (PV) cells. When sunlight hits the PV cells, it creates an electric field across the layers of the cell, causing electricity to flow. The electricity generated by the solar panels is in the form of direct current (DC), which is not compatible with the alternating current (AC) used in homes and businesses.

To make solar energy usable, an inverter is used to convert the DC electricity into AC electricity. This electricity can then be used to power appliances, lighting, and other electrical devices.

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It depends on the type of solar power system that is installed in the home.

If a home has a grid-tied solar power system without a battery backup, the solar panels will not be able to power the home during a power outage. This is because grid-tied solar power systems are designed to feed excess electricity back into the grid, which means they will automatically shut down during a power outage to prevent back feeding electricity into the grid and endangering utility workers.

However, if a home has a grid-tied solar power system with a battery backup, the batteries can provide power to the home during a power outage. During normal operation, excess electricity generated by the solar panels is stored in the batteries, which can be used to power the home during periods of low sunlight or during a power outage.

There are also off-grid solar power systems that are designed to operate independently of the grid, which means they can provide power to a home during a power outage. These systems typically include both solar panels and battery storage to provide reliable power even when the sun isn't shining. However, off-grid solar power systems are generally more expensive and require more maintenance than grid-tied systems.

Yes, it is possible to add a battery storage system to your solar power system at a later time after your initial installation. Many solar power systems are designed to be expandable, so you can add additional panels or a battery storage system as your energy needs grow or if you decide to retrofit your existing system.

When adding a battery storage system to an existing solar power system, it's important to consider the compatibility between the new battery and your existing inverter. In some cases, a new inverter may be required to ensure the battery and solar panels can work together properly.

Additionally, adding a battery storage system to your solar power system will require additional equipment, such as charge controllers, safety disconnects, and monitoring systems. It's important to consult with a licensed solar contractor to ensure your system is designed and installed properly to ensure safety and optimal performance.

It is possible to cancel a solar project after the documents have been signed. The next step typically involves a Site Survey, during which the installation company inspects the feasibility of solar for your home and finalizes the project design. However, you still have the opportunity to cancel the project at no risk after the Site Survey, before any additional job fees are assessed.

The length of time needed to install your solar project will depend on your individual project requirements and the permitting times of your local municipalities and utility. While solar projects are generally completed within 30-90 days, additional home improvements such as a main panel upgrade or new roof may cause some delays.

Although not required, providing us with a copy of your utility bill is the most effective way for us to accurately design a solar system that meets your specific energy needs. While we can create a rough estimate using your average monthly bill, a utility bill will be necessary to finalize the contract and initiate your solar project.

At present, US homeowners can take advantage of a 30% federal tax credit when purchasing a solar system. In addition, there may be state tax credits available, although these can vary from one state to another. Our certified Solfinity solar professionals can inform you of the available tax credits in your area, but it's recommended that you consult with your own tax professional to determine your eligibility.

To receive a proposal for your solar project, click on the "GET STARTED" button located in the top right-hand corner of the page and follow the five simple steps. A certified Solfinity solar professional will then create a 3D designed proposal and financing plan tailored for your home. Alternatively, you can use our chat feature to speak with us directly. Our team is available to assist you from Sunday to Friday, 9am - 6pm PST.