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Yes, separate wiring and a bi-directional meter are required by the Karnataka Electricity

Board (KEB) to connect your solar system and export unused current, as you will first
need a special grid-tie inverter to convert DC solar power to AC grid power and ensure system
safety. The bi-directional net meter will track both the solar power you feed into the grid and the
electricity you draw from it, and in some states, a separate solar generation meter may also be
needed in addition to the bi-directional meter. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Why Separate Wiring and a Bi-Directional Meter are Needed

Grid Connection Requirements: To legally and safely connect to the KEB grid, you need a
grid-tie inverter, specialized wiring, and a metering system that can measure two-way power
[Link]-Directional Meter: A single bi-directional meter records both the energy you consume
from the grid and the excess solar energy you export back to [Link]'s Role: The grid-tie
inverter is crucial for converting the direct current (DC) from your solar panels into alternating
current (AC) compatible with the KEB grid and includes safety features like anti-islanding
[Link] with KEB: The KEB and other DISCOMs must approve all components
and installation processes to ensure the system meets technical standards and is safe for the
grid.
Key Components

Grid-Tie Inverter: This is a mandatory device that converts DC power from solar panels to AC
power for your home and the [Link] Breaker & Disconnect Switch: These ensure safety
and allow for the disconnection of the solar system from the grid when [Link]-Directional
Meter: This meter is installed by the KEB to measure and record the net amount of electricity
exchanged between your solar system and the grid.
How to Proceed

1.​ Contact KEB: Before any installation, contact the Karnataka Electricity Board (KEB) to
understand their specific requirements for solar net-metering.
2.​ Use Approved Equipment: Ensure all components, especially the inverter and meter,
are approved by the KEB and meet all technical standards.
3.​ Professional Installation: Hire a qualified and certified installer to ensure the system is
set up correctly and safely. [2]

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