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At Moran & Bamford Electrical we offer, a complete range of grid connect, off grid and hybrid solar solutions to our residential and commercial customers. We design and install a system that suits your individual needs.
Our staff are all experienced licensed electricians adhere to a code of practice, and provide the highest levels of workmanship, electrical safety, and quality because your safety and that of your family, employees and clients is too important to leave to chance.
Plus, many more services. Call to find how we can service your home or business today.
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Grid connect systems direct excess electricity produced during the day back into the local electricity grid. This turns your electricity meter backwards in the process. You then receive a credit for any power that your system supplied to the grid. During the night when your system does not produce and electricity you draw your power from the grid and your electricity meter measures your consumption.
Usually the inverter is placed alongside fuse box. The inverter does produce some noise which can be compared to the noise as made by a refrigerator. It also has a display to show the electricity generated and other data options.
Using a comparison to a car, the average vehicle in Australia travels 20,000 km per annum, which is equivalent to 3.3 tons of carbon dioxide discharge annually. A 2kw grid connected system will prevent 3.3 tons of carbon dioxide being generated through coal fired power generation so, it's the equivalent of taking a car off the road each year.
The grid connect inverter will automatically shut itself off within a few milliseconds of a blackout. Therefore, even though you have a solar system, during a blackout you will not have power available to operate it. The reason that the system shuts down is so that if linesmen shut down the grid for maintenance, that there are no nasty surprises.
Yes. A system with solar modules facing in a westerly direction will generate less than one with a northerly aspect however, these losses are modest up to about 60 degrees from North.
A grid connect system consists of six or more solar modules and an inverter which converts the DC electricity into AC. The inverter is connected to the power grid through the electricity meter.
The strength of the solar energy available depends on the time of year, the time of day, and the geographic location of the system. The amount of energy generated can be further affected by the amount of dust and water vapour in the air, the amount of cloud cover and any shading of the solar modules.
Solar credits are provided in the form of RECs. Solar credits apply to the first 1.5 kilowatts (KW) of capacity of the system installed. The level of support provided by solar credits depends on the price of RECs (which may vary over time) and the location and size of the system.
The solar system is wired into your existing fuse box via a circuit breaker.
A feed in tariff is whereby a grid connect system owner is paid for the electricity their system generates by a utility. In Victoria we have a net feed in tariff, it pays on surplus energy created by the system.
