An on-grid solar system works alongside the utility grid. Solar power generated during the day is used by the premises first, while grid power supports demand when solar generation is insufficient. Where permitted and configured under applicable utility rules, surplus generation may be handled through the approved metering mechanism.
Panels generate DC electricity from sunlight during the day.
The inverter converts DC power into usable AC electricity synchronized with the grid.
Your home or business consumes available solar energy first.
The grid supports shortfall and metering follows applicable DISCOM rules.
Homes, shops, offices, schools and businesses with reliable grid supply and meaningful daytime load.
Focuses on reducing grid energy consumption without the cost and maintenance of a large battery bank.
Sanctioned load, roof area, shadow, meter type and utility requirements should be reviewed before installation.
Share your monthly bill, backup requirement and property details. We will help you understand which system architecture fits your use case.
