A grid-tied solar system is connected to your local utility grid. It lets you power your home with solar energy and automatically draws power from the grid when needed. You can also send excess electricity back to the grid and potentially earn credits through net metering programs.

No batteries are required. Our grid-tie kits work without energy storage, converting solar power directly into usable electricity for your home. This reduces costs and simplifies installation while still lowering your utility bill.

Microinverters, like the NEP BDM-800, are installed behind each solar panel to convert DC to AC power at the source. This improves efficiency, allows panel-level monitoring, and ensures better performance if one panel is shaded or underperforms.

This kit features high-efficiency 500W Thornova solar panels, 800W NEP microinverters, a reliable SunModo mounting system, and the BDG-256 gateway for real-time monitoring. It’s ideal for homeowners looking for a powerful, scalable grid-tied system.

The BDG-256 gateway provides panel-level system monitoring. With Wi-Fi connectivity and an outdoor-rated enclosure, it lets you track system performance, diagnose issues, and optimize energy output from anywhere via the cloud.

This kit is designed for easy installation. With plug-and-play microinverters and SunModo’s pitched roof mounting system, most handy homeowners or local contractors can handle the setup. A certified electrician is required for the final grid connection.

Yes, grid-tied systems reduce your monthly utility bill by using solar energy first. You may also qualify for net metering, provincial incentives, or federal rebates in Canada—further lowering your system payback time.