Electricity generated by the solar PV system will be consumed by the electrical load in your house. Any excess electricity generated will be exported to the national grid. A ‘bi-directional’ meter will be installed in place of the existing one-way meter to record how much electricity has been exported to the grid.
There will be a reduction in the amount of electricity you purchase from the grid after installing a solar PV system at your home. Additionally, any excess electricity that is exported to the grid will be credited to your account.
The solar panels act as an additional layer of protection to your roof, shielding it from the elements and prolonging its life span. Our clients have experienced cooler homes due to the thermal insulation solar panels provide. There is also a significant noise reduction during thunderstorms.
The typical lifespan of solar PV systems is at least 25 years. Systems that lasted for 40 years is not rare. Our solar panels come with a 25-year warranty.
Yes, the system will still produce power during cloudy and rainy days. However, the yield will be lower than clear, sunny days.
We will set up a monitoring system that can be accessed via a smartphone app or website. You will be able to track the daily performance of your system.
Solar PV systems typically require minimal maintenance as there are no moving parts in the system. The most important thing is to keep the panels clean. We offer 2 years of free maintenance for all our customers.
On average, it takes 7-10 working days for the on-site installation. Following that, we will apply for testing & commissioning from the utility grid. This process includes electrical design, permitting and inspections.
Unlike a solar heater that only serves one specific equipment, power from the solar panels can be used to power up every single connected equipment in the house at the same time.
Yes. 4 reasons.
“If we don’t step up and make changes, it will be us and our kids who are going to suffer,”
— A 22 year old.