Factory Direct: 50KW On-grid Solar Panel System for Efficient Energy Generation

Item	Part	Specification	Quantity	Remarks
1	Solar panel	Mono 550W	96pcs	Connection method：16 strings * 6 parallels daily power generation:228.1KWH
2	Bracket	C-shaped steel	1set	hot-dip zinc
3	Solar Inverter	50kw	1pc	1.AC input: 400VAC. 2.Support grid/Diesel Input. 3.Pure sine wave, power frequency output. 4.AC output: 400VAC,50/60HZ(optional).
4	Connector	MC4	15pair
5	PV cables (solar panel to Inverter)	4mm2	200M
6	Ground wire	25mm2	20M
7	Grounding	Φ25	1pc
8	AC Connecting cables	ZRC-YJV-0.4/1KV325+216mm²	30M
9	AC Box	50kw	1pc

An on-grid solar panel system is a popular type of renewable energy system that allows homeowners to generate their electricity from solar energy and feed it back into the grid. There are several components in an on-grid solar panel system, each with a critical function in generating, converting, and distributing solar energy. 1. Solar Panels: The solar panel is the primary component that generates electricity from solar energy. It usually comprises photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. 2. Inverter: The inverter is the next critical component that converts the DC electricity generated by the solar panels into AC or alternating current that is compatible with the power grid. The inverter also provides vital functions such as monitoring the energy production, ensuring efficiency, and safety of the system. 3. Grid-tied inverter: A grid-tied inverter is an essential element of an on-grid solar panel system that channels the converted AC electricity into the power grid. 4. Meter: The meter is a device that measures the amount of electricity produced and fed into the grid and tracks the amount of energy consumed by the homeowner. 5. Power Grid: An on-grid solar panel system is the tethered to and interacts with the power grid. The system operates in sync with the grid and allows excess electricity to be fed back to the grid to be used by others at times when the system is producing more energy than needed.