Common FAQ’S of Solar Energy Systems

The amount of roof-space required will vary depending on the size of the system you wish to install. For example, a 1.5kWp system will require about 10m2 of unshaded roof space. The system is modular, which means the panels can be arranged in the best way for the roof.

Any type of roof that is able to bear 10-20 kg/ sq metre PV weight.Also the roof should not lie in the shadow area of a high-rise building

It works whenever there is Sunlight . In Winters, the production is lower due to low sunlight conditions

The solar panels have a 25-year power warranty from the manufacturer but they can last up to 50 or more years. What else have you ever purchased for your home with that kind of warranty? The other major components (inverters, mounting system) generally have a 10 year manufacturer’s warranty.

In a Clean Power, non-battery system, power is not stored. It is either used immediately in the house, or fed back into the electric grid for net metered, creating an energy credit on your account.

Yes, solar works very well for commercial buildings. We install solar on office buildings, retail buildings, schools, and government facilities, airports – anywhere electricity is used, solar electricity can is beneficial.

The Subsidy is provided under various schemes by the Central as well State Govt, like Anert scheme

Residential solar energy systems have no moving parts, which decreases maintenance significantly. The odds of any of the parts in the system breaking are very low, and without moving parts there are fewer crevices for debris to get stuck in. You would be hard-pressed to find an energy device that requires less maintenance than solar panels.

Installation will depend on the size of the solar power system being installed but typically takes anywhere between 4 and 8 hours.

Increasing the size of your solar PV system depends on two factors: available space on your roof and additional capacity in your inverter. If there is sufficient space free for both, then you can increase the size of your system. If the capacity of your inverter has been reached, you could consider adding a second system to your roof.