A grid-tied inverter is the standard type used to reduce your electricity bills with solar. It safely connects your solar system to the utility's grid, allowing you to seamlessly feed any surplus power you produce back to the utility. In return, you receive credits on your bill for that energy, a process known as net metering. For safety, these inverters automatically shut down during a power outage.
The exact amount of power you generate is unique to your home and depends on your system's size, your roof's orientation, and how much direct sun you get. However, to give you a real-world idea, our typical 6kW home system can produce around 30kWh of electricity on a clear, sunny day. For most households, that's more than enough to cover all of your energy needs for a full 24 hours.
