FAQ

Q) What is the price of a 1kW solar system?

   Solar system price varies on various factors like efficiency, brand, customization, location, terrace height, quality, etc. The Average price for a quality system is between Rs 60,000 - 65,000 for ON-Grid and Rs 65,000-85,000 for a quality Off-Grid system

Q) How does the solar system work?

   Solar panels absorb the sun's energy throughout the day and convert it into direct current (DC). Most homes (premises) run on alternating current (AC), so the DC electricity is then passed through an inverter to convert it to AC electricity. You consume the required electricity and excess electricity is sent to the electric grid (in the on-grid system and in the off-grid system the extra electricity is stored in the battery) 

Q) How much is the life of the Solar PV System

   A well-designed, installed and maintained Solar PV System will operate for 25 years or even more. The inverter and battery will require replacement.

Q) How much rooftop area is required for the 1 kW system?

   In India south-facing shadow-free rooftop area of 65 sq. ft – 100 sq. ft is required for a 1 kW system 

Q) How many units 1kW solar system produce?

   1 KWp of Solar panel will generate about 4 units (approx.) in a day. Annually it will produce between 1,400-1,500 KWh (units)

Q) Does a Solar PV System produce the same amount of energy throughout the day?

   No, in the morning the Solar PV System produces less energy while in the afternoon the system produces the peak energy and in the evening it produces the less energy

Q) What are the microinverters?

    It converts direct current (DC) generated by a single solar module to alternating current (AC). Microinverters electrically isolate the panels from one another, so small amounts of shading on any one solar module, or even in case of a module failure, does not reduce the output of the entire array  

Q) What is net metering?

    Net metering is a system where excess electricity produced by the solar system is exported to the grid and consumer receives credit on their electricity bill

Q) Does the solar system work in cloudy weather and monsoon?

    The solar system produces low energy during cloudy weather

Q) What is the Importance of Earthing 

    Earthing provides electrical safety. It is used for transmitting any instant electricity discharge (or lightning) directly to the ground through low-resistance electrical wires. This ensures that exposed conductive parts of electrical equipment do not reach dangerous voltages when such faults occur. It is used to protect from electrocution as well as protect the appliances from voltage surges

Q) What are the basics of the earthing component?

   List of components involved in earthing:

• Earthing Rod Material: Galvanized Steel or iron, tinned copper, copper rods, and copper bonded can be used as earthing rods

• Lightning Arrestor: Copper Rod of 1.2-1.5 meters in height

• Wire: AC/DC type

• Earthing Pit: 4.5 feet- 10 feet

• Chemical Compounds: Low-resistivity chemicals used (usually bentonite powder, sodium, and potassium chloride)

Q) How many earthings are required?

    There are total 3 earthings minimum required. 1 for the DC side, another for the AC side, and 1 for the lightning arrestor

Q) Will the solar system work if there is a blackout or no electricity from the grid?

    No, the on-grid solar system will not work in case of a blackout or when there is no electricity from the grid

Q) Do you provide solar system design and consulting for Residential and MW projects?

   Our solar designs are crafted to ensure high efficiency, and optimal layout with all regulations, helping EPC companies save time and resources

Q) What is the warranty for the panels, inverter, and battery?

    Warranty differs with the various brands. Generally, panels usually 25 years or more, inverters between 2 to 10 years and more, and batteries between 2 years to 5 years

Q) What is the price for various solar panels?

    For the solar panel's price list please Contact us