Hybrid systems allow operation in various modes depending on the specific application:
Grid connection (On-grid)
The system operates in parallel with the utility grid. Part of the energy is used for self-consumption, while the excess can be fed back into the grid.
Suitable for businesses with constant grid access that aim to reduce their costs through self-generation.
Off-grid mode
The system provides independent power supply in the absence of a grid, utilizing energy from renewable sources and stored energy in the batteries.
Applicable for remote sites, construction areas, telecommunication stations, or regions without electrification.
Backup power mode
The system automatically activates during a power outage, ensuring uninterrupted operation of critical loads.
It is used in industries with specific requirements for uninterrupted processes, hospitals, server rooms, and administrative buildings.
Peak shaving
Consumption during peak hours is reduced by using energy stored in the batteries, aiming to optimize costs.
Suitable for businesses with irregular consumption and high peak power costs.
Time-of-use mode (TOU mode)
The system charges the batteries during low-tariff periods (e.g., midday) and discharges them during high-tariff periods (e.g., in the evening), resulting in economic benefits.
Particularly effective with dynamic pricing tariffs and for companies with the ability to shift consumption flexibly throughout the day.Particularly effective with dynamic pricing tariffs and for companies with the ability to shift consumption flexibly throughout the day.