🔋 How Solar Energy Powers a Home 

1. Sunlight (Solar Energy) ☀️

  • Solar energy comes from the sun and is free and renewable.

2. Solar Panels

  • Placed on the roof to capture sunlight.

  • Made up of solar cells that convert sunlight into DC (Direct Current) electricity.

3. Solar Cells (Zoom-in Box)

  • The individual units in a solar panel.

  • Each cell generates a small amount of electricity; many are combined to form panels.

4. Inverter

  • Converts the DC electricity from the solar panels into AC (Alternating Current) electricity.

  • AC is the type used by most home appliances.

5. Circuit Breaker / Fuse Box

  • Distributes electricity safely to different parts of the house.

  • Protects the system from overloads or electrical faults.

6. Home Appliances

  • The electricity now powers devices like lights, TVs, and other electronics inside the house.



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