Photovoltaic (PV) is the technology of converting solar radiation or light energy into electricity. PV panels which are made of specially processed silicon convert sunlight into electricity to power an electrical load. PV panels come in standard voltages and wattages and when combined make up a solar array. PV arrays produce direct current (DC) that can then be transformed into alternating current (AC) by an inverter. Most homes and appliances are wired for AC so most systems use an inverter. Some systems have a few loads that use DC, as well as the AC loads. And some systems are strictly DC and do not require an inverter. DC systems require special lighting, appliances and equipment that is purpose made for DC electricity.

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