About this service
An on-grid (grid-connected) solar system generates electricity from rooftop solar panels and works together with your regular electricity connection. It is the most common type of rooftop solar system for homes that have a reliable grid supply.
We provide different system capacity options (in kW) based on your electricity consumption and rooftop space. We also provide complete guidance for the PM Surya Ghar scheme, net metering, and related documentation.
How it works
- Solar panels on the roof generate electricity during daylight hours.
- The on-grid inverter converts the solar electricity into usable AC power for your home.
- The home first uses solar power, and any extra requirement comes from the grid.
- With net metering, surplus solar power can be exported to the grid under your DISCOM's applicable rules.
Key benefits
- Reduces regular electricity usage for your home
- Well suited for properties with a reliable grid connection
- Eligible residential systems may receive subsidy support under government guidelines
- Available in different kW capacity options to match your consumption
- Lower maintenance compared with battery-based systems
Suitable applications
- Homes with a dependable electricity connection
- Households looking to lower monthly electricity expenses
- Residential properties with usable rooftop space
Things to consider before choosing a system
- The right capacity depends on your average electricity usage and available rooftop area.
- Support under the PM Surya Ghar scheme depends on current government guidelines and eligibility.
- A site assessment is needed before recommending a capacity or estimating output.
Installation and support
- Site assessment and capacity recommendation
- PM Surya Ghar eligibility and application guidance
- Documentation assistance, including DISCOM and net-metering process guidance
- Bank loan and solar financing assistance
- Professional installation and after-sales support
Frequently asked questions
What is an on-grid solar system?
It is a rooftop solar system that works together with your electricity grid connection. Solar power is used first, and the grid supplies any remaining requirement.
Who is it suitable for?
Homes and businesses with a reasonably reliable electricity supply and usable rooftop space. It is the most common choice for residential rooftop solar.
Can I get a government subsidy?
Eligible residential rooftop systems may receive subsidy support under current government scheme rules, such as the PM Surya Ghar scheme. Eligibility and amounts depend on applicable government guidelines, so please verify details through official sources. We provide application and documentation assistance.
Which capacity should I choose?
Capacity is selected based on your electricity consumption and rooftop space. We recommend a capacity only after understanding your usage and assessing your site.
Is bank loan assistance available?
We provide guidance and documentation assistance for solar financing. Loan approval, interest rates, loan amount and repayment terms are decided by the respective bank or financial institution and depend on customer eligibility.