Yes.Solar power reduces electricity bills significantly and has very low maintenance costs. With rising grid tariffs, solar becomes even more economical over time. Most systems pay for themselves within 3–5 years, depending on usage and location.

A high-quality solar power system lasts 25–30 years.
Solar panels typically carry a 25-year performance warranty, while inverters may require replacement once during the system’s lifetime.

Most residential and commercial installations take 2–10 days, depending on the plant size, site conditions, and structure requirements. Large industrial plants may require additional time for commissioning.

Yes. Modern solar systems come with smart monitoring tools that allow you to track:

• Real-time power generation

• Energy consumption

• System performance

• Fault alerts

You can monitor everything through a mobile app or web portal.

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) technology.
The generated power flows through an inverter, which converts DC to usable AC electricity for your home or business. Excess energy can be stored or sent back to the grid depending on the system type.

Battery storage is optional.
You may need it if:

• You want backup during power outages

• You live in an area with unstable grid supply

• You prefer an off-grid or hybrid solution

On-grid systems do not require batteries.