Hybrid Solar System
Hybrid Solar System
Best Suited For
- Areas with frequent loadshedding or an unreliable grid
- Homes that want real backup power, not only lower bills
- Businesses that cannot afford downtime during outages
- Anyone planning for further NEPRA policy changes
- Households running medical equipment or home offices
Hybrid Package Sizes
| Size | Best For | Typical Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| 3 kW | Small homes | Lights, fans, fridge and internet through an outage |
| 5 kW | Medium homes | Most common size, covers general appliances plus a fan-load AC |
| 10 kW | Large homes / small business | Wider appliance coverage or small commercial backup |
Net Billing on a Hybrid Solar System
Even with a battery, a hybrid system stays connected to the grid, so surplus solar power is still exported and credited under NEPRA’s 2026 net billing rules. We handle the DISCO application for you. Read our full net metering & net billing guide →
Four Steps to Switch-On
Free Site Survey
Battery Sizing & Design
Installation
Net Billing Setup
25 Years
5-10 Years
1 Year
Hybrid Solar System FAQ
Hybrid inverters switch to battery power automatically, typically within milliseconds, so most households never notice the transition.
It depends on the battery size. We size your battery during the free site survey based on which appliances you want to keep running.
If loadshedding or outages genuinely affect you, most customers find the backup worth the extra cost. We can walk through the cost difference during your site survey.
Yes, hybrid systems still connect to the grid and export surplus power, so the same net billing application applies and we handle it for you.












