Residential solar PV battery backup single line diagram
This residential electrical single line diagram shows a solar PV and battery backup installation for a 120/240 V home. The utility meter and 200 A service disconnect feed the main panel. An 8 kWdc rooftop array connects through a DC disconnect to a 7.6 kW hybrid inverter, which also connects to a 13.5 kWh battery. A backup gateway feeds a separate panel for selected circuits.
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Scenario
This home combines rooftop solar with battery storage so selected circuits remain energized when the utility supply is unavailable.
Key decisions
- PV isolation: An 8 kWdc array has a DC disconnect before the hybrid inverter.
- Battery coupling: A 13.5 kWh battery connects to the hybrid inverter.
- Backup boundary: The gateway separates selected backup circuits from the main service panel.
- Essential loads: Refrigeration, lighting, and critical outlets are individually protected.
When to reuse this
Use this for a grid-connected home with a backup loads panel. Utility interconnection, battery fault protection, and local rapid-shutdown rules require detailed design.
Frequently asked questions
What does the backup gateway do?
Can this run every circuit in the house?
Why is a PV disconnect shown?
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