Frequently
Asked Question
For installing an off-grid solar system, no permits are required. However, to install an on-grid system, you need to take approval from DISCOM for grid connectivity. We will guide you to get all necessary approvals.
Solar panels (photovoltaic modules) convert sunlight (light, not heat) to electricity and produce direct current (DC). This DC is fed to an inverter to convert to alternating current (AC). The inverter is wired into the main service panel, where it feeds to the internal power grid.
Solar Panels or Modules: Solar panels (photovoltaic modules) are made from semiconductor material which can harness the sun's light and convert to direct current (DC).
Solar Inverter: The DC generated by the module goes into an inverter that converts it into alternating current (AC). This is fed to the household, office or factory equipment.
Storage Battery (optional): A solar battery can store unused solar power for later use.
1 kWp solar system requires approximately 10 sq. m (or 100 sq. ft) of shadow-free area.
The amount of energy generated does not remain the same throughout the day. The energy generated is directly proportional to light captured by the solar panels.
For installing an off-grid solar system, no permits are required. However, to install an on-grid system, you need to take approval from DISCOM for grid connectivity. We will guide you to get all necessary approvals.
Subsidy depends on state policy. Our team will be able to confirm based on your project type and site location.
The final pricing depends on many factors. Our app, SunPro+ takes into account multiple parameters and gives you an accurate quote.
It is very difficult to give an exact figure in terms of savings. However, we have seen several cases where the electricity bill has become zero. Additionally, there is no operational/running costs for the solar system.
Payback period generally ranges from 2-4 years for our clients.
Solar panels (photovoltaic modules) convert sunlight (light, not heat) to electricity and produce direct current (DC). This DC is fed to an inverter to convert to alternating current (AC). The inverter is wired into the main service panel, where it feeds to the internal power grid.
Solar Panels or Modules: Solar panels (photovoltaic modules) are made from semiconductor material which can harness the sun's light and convert to direct current (DC).
Solar Inverter: The DC generated by the module goes into an inverter that converts it into alternating current (AC). This is fed to the household, office or factory equipment.
Storage Battery (optional): A solar battery can store unused solar power for later use.
1 kWp solar system requires approximately 10 sq. m (or 100 sq. ft) of shadow-free area.
The amount of energy generated does not remain the same throughout the day. The energy generated is directly proportional to light captured by the solar panels.
Solar panels require sunlight to generate electricity and do not work in darkness. A solar system connected to a grid or with battery allows you to access electricity at night when solar panel production is dormant.
