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Why Choose solar panels for your home?

Benefits provided by purchasing a solar power system include free electricity, an enhanced property value, reduced greenhouse gas emissions and generous government incentives.

What are the components of a solar system?

Solar power system is made of three main components: solar panels, an inverter and the mounting system which secures the panels to the roof. Combined the components convert sunlight into electricity suitable for use in your home. The system is connected to the electricity grid which supplies your home with power when there is no sunlight.

Do I get paid for electricity my solar power system generates?

This is dependent on the manner in which every state implements the rooftop policy stipulated by the central Government of India.

How much do I stand to make from my solar power system?

Currently, the Indian government is providing substantial benefits to businesses which are implementing solar power systems to support their already present systems. Residential applications do also get some form of benefit from the Indian government but in a lesser degree. As for direct financial benefits, these depend on the state in which you reside and/or work.

How much roof space is required?

The minimum roof space requirement is at least 10 meters squared. We will inspect your property plans to determine the exact amount of suitable space you have available and what size system you can accommodate.

Who installs the system?

Depending on your location, a team of licensed and professional “integrators” will be assigned to install the system at the required location.

Is a warranty provided?

Yes. The solar panels come with a 25 year performance warranty.

What ongoing maintenance does the system require?

The solar power system is practically maintenance free once installed. The panels only require cleaning with a cloth or some water every once in awhile, depending on the dust factor of the location where the solar power system is installed.

In the event of a supply failure or blackout does the unit take over supply of the house?

If you have an on-grid system, No. If you are running an off-grid system which does not have a grid connection, the loss of power in your locality will not affect your solar power system.

How effective is the system in winter?

The solar power system reliest on sunlight and ultra violet rays not hear. And so while there may be less hours of sunlight in winter, the actual conversion of power is unaffected by the change in season.

Will my home and contents insurance cover my system?

Yes, In most cases the system wil be covered by your insurance policy. You should contact your insurer however to confirm the replacement value in your policy is sufficient to cover your solar power system.

Why don’t on-grid solar power systems come with a battery?

  • Although batteries are an immutable requirement for uninterrupted power, they also present many disadvantages such as:

    • All batteries need to be replaced every three years

  • • Some batteries release poisonous gases harmful the environment and humans alike

  • • There is always a loss of efficiency approx. 30% with every usage cycle

    Most governmental electricity infrastructures support a very stable continous electrical connection, and the on-grid systems are designed to work in conjunction with these same systems for greater savings in bills. We do also have off-grid systems which use batteries for places that don’t have grid connections. Contact us to find out more about these.