Solar for residential homes
Rooftop systems with battery storage and backup power, planned with the same care as our large plants.
Twenty years of experience on your roof
Residential systems have been part of our work for two decades. The engineering standard is the same as for a solar park: correct sizing, durable components and clean installation.
Where power cuts are common, a battery keeps lights, fridge and internet running. We design the system so that it covers exactly what matters to you.
How a solar system supplies your home
By day the modules supply the house directly and charge the battery. In the evening the battery takes over. Surplus is fed into the grid, and if the house needs more than the system provides, the grid supplies the rest. During a power cut the hybrid system keeps the essential circuits running.
Three system types in detail
From the simple grid-connected system to full independence. Each page explains how the system works and for whom it makes sense.
Grid-connected system
The simplest and most affordable system: solar power for your own use, surplus into the grid, grid supply at night.
DetailsHybrid system with battery
Solar power by day, battery power in the evening and automatic backup during power cuts.
DetailsOff-grid system
Full self-sufficiency for homes without a grid connection: solar modules, battery and, if needed, a generator for backup.
Details
How it works
Consultation
We discuss your consumption and what you want to secure.
Roof check and design
Module layout, inverter and battery sizing.
Fixed-price offer
Including yield forecast and CO₂ savings.
Installation
Usually completed within a few days, including handover.
Frequently asked questions
Does a solar system keep working during a power cut?
Only with a battery and a hybrid inverter. A grid-connected system without battery switches off during an outage for safety reasons. A hybrid system disconnects from the grid within milliseconds and keeps essential circuits running.
How large should the battery be?
Large enough to cover your evening and night consumption and the essential loads during a typical outage. We size the battery to your actual consumption, not to a standard package.
Can I add a battery later?
Yes, if the system is planned with a hybrid inverter from the start. We recommend this for anyone who wants to start small and expand later.
How long does the installation take?
A residential system is usually installed within a few days, including commissioning and handover.
Questions about a system for your home?
Write to us. We are happy to advise you.