Off-Grid Solar System

An off-grid solar system (off-the-grid, standalone) is the obvious alternative to one that is grid-tied. To ensure access to electricity at all times, off-grid solar systems require battery storage and a backup generator (if you live off-the-grid). On top of this, a battery bank typically needs to be replaced after 10 years.

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Advantages of Off-Grid Solar Systems
No access to the utility grid

Off-grid solar systems can be cheaper than extending power lines in certain remote areas where you’re more than 100 yards from the grid. it is a gift to mankind lives in rural areas where electricity/grid is not available.

Become energy self-sufficient

Living off the grid and being self-sufficient feels good. For some people, this feeling is worth more than saving money. Energy self-sufficiency is also a form of security. Power failures on the utility grid do not affect off-grid solar systems.
On the flip side, batteries can only store a certain amount of energy, and during cloudy times, being connected to the grid is actually where the security is. You should install a backup generator to be prepared for these kinds of situations.