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What exactly is a hybrid solar system? In this article, you’ll find it refers to power generation systems that use both solar and non-solar power. With just these two words, you can imagine this energy coming from many sources – from the sun to geothermal heat and everything in between!
History of the SAKO Hybrid Solar System
SAKO started in 1993 and has focused on China’s power supply manufacturing for 28 years, providing overall solutions for components, inverters, controllers, batteries, etc. And has its manufacturing plants in Shenzhen, Dongguan, Hangzhou, Wenzhou, and other places. It is a national high-tech enterprise and won the title of China’s Excellent Manufacturer in 2020. Their solar system comprises various components such as panels, inverters, and batteries.
Advantages of the SAKO Hybrid Solar System
- Low upfront cost: SAKOhybrid solar systems typically cost less to install than conventional solar panels. That’s because most hybrid systems rely on mirrors or other optical devices to harvest energy from the sun.
- Reduced environmental impact: SAKOhybrid solar systems require no land or water to operate, making them more environmentally friendly than traditional solar panels.
- Higher output rate: Over time, hybrid systems can generate more energy than conventional solar panels because of their larger surface area.
- Maintenance-free: Unlike traditional solar panels that require regular maintenance (such as checking for broken wires), the hybrid system does not require any maintenance.
- No Storage Required: The hybrid system does not require any storage capacity, which means it can be installed anywhere without affecting your daily life.
Why choose a SAKO Hybrid Solar System?
Hybrid solar systems use off-grid and grid-tied power. This means people’s systems can rely on sunlight or grid power, depending on their needs. Hybrid systems generally offer greater flexibility and security than off-grid systems. For example, people can still get power from their solar system if the grid goes out. Some off-grid systems also use grid power, but only when available.
