Your panels make electricity during daylight
Sunlight falling on the panels is converted into electricity. Output changes with the weather, season, shade and system design. After sunset, a home without suitable battery storage uses electricity from the grid.
Using solar power at home can reduce grid purchases
Electricity you use while your panels are producing can reduce the energy you buy from your electricity provider. The value depends on your tariff and usage. Any treatment of exported electricity follows your local provider's metering rules.
Your bill can still include fixed charges
A solar system does not automatically remove connection charges, taxes or grid imports. A zero electricity bill is not guaranteed.
Understand the assumptions behind an estimate
The Solar Ray calculator explains its electricity price, expected output and customer-use assumptions. It excludes export credits, financing and fixed charges. Treat it as a starting point for a conversation, rather than a promised saving.
Discuss your actual bills with Solar Ray to plan the next step.