Go4Solar

Go4Solar - Solar Installations and Electrical Contracting in Australia

Solar Power:

How Solar PV Works

Sunlight hits the photovoltaic panel array and is absorbed by the silicon in the cell. Electrons are blasted off the atoms and gather at one end of the cell due to an electrical charge. This produces DC electricity.

The DC current runs from the PV array into an inverter which converts the electricity into alternating current (AC).

The AC power goes into your home and is used to run the everyday electrical items. All excess power is fed back into the grid, effectively running the electrical meter in reverse.

Solar PV System


Schematic outline of a typical off grid domestic installation:	Schematic outline of a typical grid connect domestic installation:
Cost Effective Solutions For Small to Medium Installations	Typical Domestic PV Installation	Installation in Progress

Grid Tie Inverter


	We offer a range of Inverters to suit any application, from Grid Tie to stand alone systems.
	2kW Inverter	DC Isolator

Stand Alone & Grid Tie Photovoltaic systems


	Our PV solar panels are Monocrystalline.
	Monocrystalline: Each cell is made of a single crystal of silicone. Our modules are made with this type of cell. They are the most efficient, perform the best in most conditions, and last the longest. They cost more, but are worth it. The first single crystal solar cells made by The basic PV cell is a semiconductor that releases a flow of electrons (electric current) when light (photons) hit it. A solar module is made of dozens of solar cells wired together to produce higher voltage and current.