Frequently Asked Questions

On-grid systems connect to the national grid — excess power is exported and credited against your bill. Off-grid systems are independent, usually with a battery, and don't need clearance. Hybrid systems are on-grid with a battery: solar charges your battery first, surplus goes to the grid, and the battery keeps you running during power cuts.

On-grid and hybrid systems need utility clearance before installation. Off-grid systems don't. We prepare the documents and manage the clearance process for you.

Yes — most of our customers do. For a typical system, the monthly loan installment is less than the electricity bill it replaces, so you save from month one. We guide you through the options; the loan itself is between you and your bank.

Plain on-grid systems shut off during power cuts for safety. If backup matters to you, choose a hybrid system (battery-backed) — it keeps essential loads running automatically.

Very little — mainly periodic panel cleaning and inspections. We include scheduled services with every installation, and our service crews handle breakdowns and repairs when needed.

It depends on your monthly consumption. As a rough guide, our savings calculator recommends a size from your bill — and for larger systems we do a site visit before quoting.