
A hybrid solar system combines rooftop or ground-mount panels with lithium battery storage, giving you clean energy around the clock — not just during daylight hours.
During the day, solar panels generate electricity. This is used directly in your property, and any surplus charges the battery. In the evening or on cloudy days, the battery discharges to supply your loads. If both solar and battery are depleted, the system seamlessly switches to the grid.
A hybrid system is an architecture that pairs photovoltaic solar panels with lithium-ion battery storage. The difference from a standard grid-tied (on-grid) system is this: instead of exporting daytime surplus to the grid, it is stored in the battery and drawn down in the evening or overnight when you need it. Hybrid systems can also keep running during a grid outage — so you gain both day-to-day savings and emergency backup power from a single system.
Ideal for adding a battery to an existing on-grid system after the fact. Retrofit cost is lower, but energy conversion losses are slightly higher (8–12%).
Feeds panel generation straight into the battery as DC. Conversion losses are minimal (3–5%). The recommended architecture for new installations.
DoD: Depth of Discharge. For both safety and longevity, LFP batteries are the preferred choice for residential and commercial applications.
A hybrid system is not necessary for every project. Adding a battery has strong financial and operational justification in the following circumstances:
When choosing a hybrid system, inverter-and-battery integration is critical. Our recommended solutions:
For the growing number of electric vehicle (EV) owners, a hybrid system offers a major advantage. You can direct surplus solar energy first to the battery and then to charging your car. With this configuration, the energy cost of both your home and your vehicle falls significantly, and you are no longer tied to overnight grid tariffs. We size the system correctly with your vehicle's charging requirements factored in from the start.
The questions homeowners ask most often before adding battery storage — answered clearly:
Yes. Most residential hybrid inverters are single-phase (220V) and pair perfectly with a home battery, up to a maximum of 10 kWp. For larger three-phase homes we specify a matching three-phase hybrid inverter and coordinate any supply upgrade with the distribution utility.
Snowfall is extremely rare in Antalya, and the slight panel tilt clears any light covering within hours. Below 3 cm of accumulation there is no meaningful loss — and on the rare overcast winter day, your battery simply carries the load it stored earlier.
A municipal permit is usually not needed for detached homes (up to 10 kWp). In apartment blocks and complexes the owners' association must approve the installation, and tenants need the building owner's written consent. We handle the legal and technical side of all of this for you.
You can transfer the hybrid system with the property or have it dismantled and reinstalled elsewhere. The net-metering agreement passes to the new owner. International studies show that homes with solar-plus-storage command 3–8% higher market value.
Send us your last 3 months of electricity bills and we will return a personalised solar-plus-storage savings analysis within 24 hours. No obligation whatsoever.