Q1: Do solar panels need direct sunlight to work?
A1: No, solar panels can generate electricity in most daylight conditions. However, the more direct sunlight they receive, the more energy they produce.

Q2: How do I use the solar electricity in my home?
A2: Your system's inverter automatically prioritizes using solar electricity when there is demand in the home (e.g., when an appliance is on). If the solar power isn’t enough, additional electricity is seamlessly drawn from the grid. You don't need to do anything to manage this process.

Q3: What happens to unused solar electricity?
A3: Any surplus solar electricity is typically exported back to the grid. If you have a smart meter, you can sign up for a Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) tariff with your electricity supplier to get paid for the energy you export. Occasionally, the grid operator may limit export capacity in your area. In such cases, your system’s inverter may be programmed to shut off excess generation to prevent overloading the grid.