Hybrid systems combine elements of both on-grid and off-grid setups, offering flexibility and reliability. They utilize renewable energy sources like solar panels, along with grid connection and battery storage, allowing users to maximize energy independence while maintaining a backup power source.

On-grid systems, also known as grid-tied systems, are connected to the utility grid. They generate electricity from renewable sources like solar panels and feed excess power back into the grid. Users can benefit from net metering, offsetting their utility bills and contributing to a more sustainable energy grid.

Off-grid systems operate independently of the utility grid, relying solely on renewable energy sources and energy storage solutions like batteries. They are ideal for remote locations or areas with unreliable grid access, providing uninterrupted power supply without reliance on external infrastructure.