Power Your Home with Solar Excellence

A 3KW grid-connected rooftop solar system typically costs ₹1,60,000 to ₹1,80,000 depending on panel brand and inverter quality. After the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar Yojana subsidy, your effective out-of-pocket cost drops to roughly ₹85,000-₹1,00,000. EMI options bring monthly outflow under ₹2,000 — usually less than the bill it replaces.

A 5KW system runs ₹2,60,000 to ₹3,10,000 before subsidy. The PM Surya Ghar subsidy is capped at ₹78,000 (paid for the first 3KW), so net cost lands around ₹1,85,000-₹2,30,000. A 5KW system covers a typical 3BHK with 2-3 ACs and pays back in 3-4 years.

PM Surya Ghar is a Government of India scheme launched in 2024 to put rooftop solar on one crore homes. It pays a direct bank-account subsidy of ₹30,000 for 1KW, ₹60,000 for 2KW, and a maximum of ₹78,000 for 3KW or larger residential systems. Read the full guide →

In most parts of India, a 3KW system generates 12-15 units per day on average — about 4,500 units a year. Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema, with their high solar irradiance, often deliver 4.5-5 units per kW daily, putting a 3KW closer to 14-16 units/day.

For residential rooftops with subsidy, the payback period is typically 3.5-5 years. After that you get 20+ years of essentially free electricity, since panels carry a 25-year performance warranty. Total 25-year savings usually exceed ₹8-10 lakhs for a 3KW home setup.

Not for a grid-connected (on-grid) system. Excess daytime generation flows back to the grid via your net meter, and you draw from the grid at night — no battery needed. Batteries are optional and only worth it if you face frequent power cuts and want backup. They add ₹40,000-₹80,000 per kWh of storage.

A net meter records both the electricity you import from the grid and the surplus you export. At the end of the billing cycle, you pay only the net difference. If you export more than you import, the credit usually rolls over to the next month or is settled annually — depending on your DISCOM's policy.

Yes. Even on overcast days, panels generate 20-40% of their rated output thanks to scattered light. Across a full year, monsoon-related dips average just 5-10% of total generation — easily made up by the 8-9 sunny months. A bonus: rain naturally cleans the panels and boosts post-monsoon yield.

Yes. A 1.5-tonne 5-star inverter AC consumes around 1.0-1.2 kW. A 3KW solar system can comfortably run two such ACs along with fans, lights, fridge and TV during the day. For all-night AC use you'd need either grid backup (which net metering provides) or a battery-backed hybrid system.

Tier-1 panels carry a 25-year linear performance warranty (≥85% rated output at year 25) plus a 12-year product warranty against manufacturing defects. Inverters typically carry a 10-year warranty. Mounting structures and wiring carry 5-year coverage from us.also includes free service visits over the first 2 years.

Monocrystalline (mono PERC / Half-Cut) panels are now the default for residential India — they deliver 20-22% efficiency, perform better in low light and high heat, and the price gap with polycrystalline has nearly disappeared. We install only mono Tier-1 panels for residential installations.

Physical installation is just 1-2 days. The full timeline from your enquiry to final subsidy credit is typically 30-60 days, broken down as: site survey (1-2 days), DISCOM application and approval (10-20 days), installation (1-2 days), net meter installation (5-10 days), and subsidy disbursal (15-30 days post-commissioning).

Yes. Public-sector banks including SBI, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda, PNB and Indian Bank offer dedicated solar rooftop loans at 7-9% interest, with tenures up to 7 years and processing times of 7-15 days. Most of our customers find their EMI is lower than the electricity bill the system replaces.

Very little. The main maintenance is panel cleaning every 2-3 months in dusty regions to keep generation at peak. We provide 5 free cleaning and check-up visits with every installation. Apart from that, an annual inverter health-check and earthing top-up is enough — there are no moving parts to wear out.

Yes. A solar-equipped home sells faster and at a premium because the buyer effectively gets free electricity for the remaining warranty years. Real-estate listings in metro markets routinely advertise "solar-ready" or "fully solar-powered" homes, and the warranty transfers to the new owner.