The Techno-economic Feasibility of Solar Energy Set-Up for Learning Resource Center is a renewable energy source. That electricity was generated by converting the sun's light into a useful power source. The primary goal of this research is to determine whether this technology is necessary for the use of an alternative power source in a learning resource center, to determine if this alternative power source is preferable in providing sufficient energy backup and an alternative tangible investment with strong returns, in order to meet the center's high service standards. The solar set – up was assembled at Ssumline learning center to provide better power back-up in times of power outages. It includes the following attributes or specifications: powered of two (2) different hybrid inverters, rated 3,000 watts, 720 ampere hour gel type battery rated (expandable) 24VDC, which can be charged from either distribution utility power source or solar panels. Can power 15-20 personal computers with lights and internet connectivity (switch hubs and routers), has 1,536 watts solar panel power output, and controlled by unique control panel were can interface the presence of generator and in additions of protective solar set -ups and power monitoring system through android phones in terms of its input PV power and current, battery voltages and current, total load usages and output voltages and frequency.