Residential Grid-Connected Installation (Hybrid Mode)
A hybrid installation combines the electrical grid, photovoltaic panels, and a battery storage system to optimize your energy consumption while ensuring backup power during outages.
Normal Mode – Self-Consumption
In day-to-day operation, the battery stores excess solar energy produced by your photovoltaic panels. This energy is then used when solar production is insufficient — in the evening or on overcast days.
This mode allows you to:
Maximize self-consumption of your photovoltaic production
Reduce grid usage and electricity costs
Improve your home's energy independence
Backup Mode
In the event of a grid outage, the battery automatically takes over to power your home's essential circuits (lighting, refrigerator, internet, heating, or other priority equipment depending on configuration).
A portion of the battery capacity can be reserved for this purpose to ensure sufficient autonomy when the grid is unavailable.
A Solution Tailored to Your Needs
Every installation is sized according to your consumption, photovoltaic production, and desired level of autonomy. We design reliable, scalable, and high-performance solutions to help you get the most out of your energy while ensuring continuous power supply to your home.
Generator Option – Maximum Security
For homes requiring extended autonomy, a generator can complement the installation. Automatically controlled, it only starts when the batteries reach a minimum charge level and renewable energy sources can no longer meet demand. This solution guarantees continuous power even during prolonged outages or extended periods of low solar production, while minimizing fuel consumption and noise.