Overview
A grid-connected solar power generation system connected to KEPCO.
A system designed to reduce electricity bills by supplying generated solar power through household outlets and reducing the amount of electricity drawn from the grid.
Differences from Standalone Solar Power Systems
Grid-connected solar power systems use existing power grids to save on electricity bills or generate profits by selling electricity, differing from standalone solar power systems needed in remote mountainous areas, temples, and island areas where traditional power grids are difficult.
Therefore, grid-connected solar power systems are designed to use electricity in areas where electricity is received, while standalone solar power systems are designed to use electricity in areas without electricity.
Utilization
01For Apartments
○ Mini Solar Power System (Haetteuni)
– Components: Solar Modules / Microinverter / Power meter
– Easy installation: Simply plug it in to start generating power
– Easy expansion: Built-in parallel sockets for future expansion
– Technical support manuals required for installation provided
– Suitable for small spaces: warehouse roofs, apartment verandas, etc.
– One household with one solar power facility available
– One 250W tube produces an average of 27kWh of electricity per month
– Enhanced safety features with no-load operation release function
02For Houses
○ 3kW Home Solar Power System
– Components: Solar Modules / Solar power mount (structure) / 3kW inverter / Cables and sockets / Silver-plated grounding wire
– Easy installation: Just plug in and power starts
– Easy expansion: Built-in parallel sockets for future expansion
– Technical support manuals required for installation provided
* Users below 400kWh are not recommended to install.
* The more electricity used in the household, the greater the savings.