A typical solar system includes solar panels, an inverter, a mounting system, wiring, and, optionally, a battery storage system. The panels capture sunlight, the inverter converts it into usable electricity, and the mounting system secures everything in place.

Yes, you can add more panels to your system if your current setup allows for it. Your roof space, electrical configuration, and inverter capacity will determine how many additional panels you can install. It’s a great way to increase your energy production as your needs grow.

Yes, your solar panels will still work in winter, although their efficiency may be slightly reduced due to shorter daylight hours and less direct sunlight. Panels can still generate electricity on cloudy days, and snow can even reflect sunlight onto the panels, sometimes increasing their output. However, if there’s heavy snow accumulation, it’s a good idea to clear the panels to maintain optimal performance.