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PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is a Government of India scheme providing subsidies for residential rooftop solar. You can get up to ₹78,000 subsidy for systems up to 10kW. We handle the complete application process for you.
Depending on your system size and usage, you can reduce your electricity bill by 80-90%. A typical 3kW system can power a small home's essential appliances and even earn you credits through net metering.
Installation typically takes 3-7 days for residential systems. However, the complete process including DISCOM approval and subsidy application takes about 4-6 weeks.
Yes! We provide comprehensive after-sales support including annual maintenance, performance monitoring, and warranty claims. Our 24/7 support team is always available for assistance.
Solar panels come with 25-year performance warranty and 10-year product warranty. Inverters typically have 5-10 year warranty. We use only tier-1, MNRE-approved components.
It depends on your electricity consumption, roof space, and budget. On-grid systems are best for areas with reliable grid supply, while hybrid systems are ideal if you experience frequent power cuts. Our experts provide free consultation to help you decide.
Absolutely! We serve both urban and rural areas across India. Off-grid systems are especially designed for remote locations without reliable grid access.
Generally, you need: ID proof (Aadhaar/PAN), address proof, latest electricity bill, and property ownership documents. We guide you through the complete documentation process.
Yes! Several banks offer solar loans at attractive interest rates. We can connect you with our banking partners and assist with the loan application process.
Approximately 100 sq. ft. of shadow-free roof space is required per kW. So a 3kW system needs about 300 sq. ft. Our site survey team will assess your roof before installation.
On-grid systems automatically shut down during power cuts for safety reasons (anti-islanding). If you want backup power during outages, consider a hybrid system with batteries.
Yes, you can expand your system later by adding more panels or batteries. It's best to plan the initial design with future expansion in mind. We can help you design an expandable system from the start.
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