On-Grid (Grid Connected) Solar Systems
The user’s energy consumption is covered by the energy produced by the system. When consumption exceeds production, energy is taken from the grid. In cases where consumption is less than production, excess energy is sold to the grid with the state’s purchase guarantee.
Off-Grid ( Cordless) Solar Energy Systems
In places where there is no electricity, they are systems that meet your electricity needs directly from solar panels during the day, save the excess in batteries, and use the electrical energy from the batteries at night.
Solar Energy Systems for Factories and Facilities
By installing solar panels on the factory roof, the electricity needs of the factory are primarily met from solar energy. In case of need, electricity from the electrical grid is used as a secondary source.
Agricultural Irrigation Systems
It allows irrigation with the use of solar panels. Photons coming from the sun are used in irrigation systems, thus enabling agricultural irrigation without the cost of electricity.
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
They are devices that use electrical energy to charge fully electric and hybrid vehicles. These stations provide specialized connectors that comply with various electrical charging connector standards for vehicles.
Solar Energy Fields
Solar energy fields or Photovoltaic power stations are photovoltaic power stations that convert solar energy into electrical energy. In solar farms, energy is produced and sold for commercial purposes.
Solar Panels for Boats and Yachts
It can be designed in a size that will cover all energy consumption on the boat (mini freezer, TV, etc.) or in a size that will only produce enough energy to keep the engine battery at a starting level.
Garden Street Lighting with Solar Led Lamp
It collects solar radiation during the day and stores it within its body. It serves as illumination by converting this energy into electrical energy.
