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How Rooftop Solar Works for Your Home

Step 1:
Solar panels generate electricity

Step 2:
Inverter converts it to usable power

Step 3:
Save money with net metering

On-grid Solar System

Connected to electricity board supply. No battery needed. Reduces your electricity bill. Does not work during power cut.

Off-grid Solar System

Not connected to electricity board. Works with batteries. Good for areas with no regular electricity.

Hybrid explanation

Connected to electricity board + has battery backup. Saves bill and also works during power cut.

Find the Right Solar System for Your Home

Installing a rooftop solar system can reduce your electricity bill by 70%–90% depending on your electricity usage and system size. On average, a 3kW solar system can save ₹2,000–₹3,500 per month and a 5kW system can save ₹4,000–₹6,000 per month.

The cost of rooftop solar depends on the system size.

Approximate prices:

System Size Price Without Subsidy
1 kW ₹60,000 – ₹80,000
2 kW ₹1,20,000 – ₹1,60,000
3 kW ₹1,80,000 – ₹2,40,000
5 kW ₹3,00,000 – ₹3,80,000

With government subsidy, the cost can reduce significantly.

Under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, the Indian government provides subsidy for residential rooftop solar systems.

Typical subsidy structure:

  • 1–2 kW: ₹30,000 per kW

  • 3 kW: Up to ₹78,000 total subsidy

  • Above 3 kW: Maximum subsidy ₹78,000

The subsidy is available only for residential rooftop installations.

The recommended solar system size depends on your monthly electricity bill.

Approximate suggestion:

Monthly Bill Suggested Solar System
₹1,000 – ₹2,000 1 kW
₹2,000 – ₹4,000 2 kW
₹4,000 – ₹6,000 3 kW
₹6,000 – ₹10,000 5 kW

Your installer may adjust this based on roof space and electricity consumption.

On average:

  • 1 kW solar system requires 80–100 sq ft roof area

Examples:

  • 2 kW → 160–200 sq ft

  • 3 kW → 240–300 sq ft

  • 5 kW → 400–500 sq ft

The roof should be shadow-free for maximum efficiency.

Most solar panels last 25 years or more.
Manufacturers typically provide:

  • 25-year performance warranty

  • 10–12 year product warranty

Even after 25 years, panels still produce around 75–80% of their original capacity.

If your solar system is connected with a grid-tied inverter, it will not work during power cuts for safety reasons.

To get electricity during outages, you need:

  • Hybrid solar inverter

  • Solar battery backup

Government Subsidy on Rooftop Solar (2026 Update)

Central subsidy

78000

State subsidy

17000

Eligibility

100 Unit free

Net metering benefits

150+ Units montly

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, rooftop solar is a great investment in India due to high electricity tariffs and abundant sunlight. Most residential solar systems recover their cost within 3–5 years, and since solar panels last 25+ years, homeowners can enjoy long-term savings on electricity bills.

A 1 kW solar system typically generates 4–5 units (kWh) per day, depending on the location and sunlight conditions. This equals approximately 120–150 units per month.

Yes, many states in India allow net metering, where excess electricity generated by your rooftop solar system is exported to the grid and adjusted against your electricity bill.

The most commonly used solar panels for homes are:

  • Monocrystalline panels – higher efficiency and better for limited roof space

  • Polycrystalline panels – more affordable but slightly lower efficiency

Most homeowners prefer monocrystalline solar panels for better performance.

The installation of a residential rooftop solar system usually takes 1–3 days. However, the complete process including approvals, inspection, and net metering connection may take 2–4 weeks.

Solar panels require very little maintenance. Basic maintenance includes:

  • Cleaning panels once or twice per month

  • Ensuring no dust, leaves, or bird droppings cover the panels

  • Checking inverter performance periodically

Regular cleaning helps maintain maximum efficiency.

Yes, solar panels still generate electricity during cloudy weather, but production may reduce to 10–25% of normal output depending on cloud density.

Yes, solar systems are completely safe when installed properly. Certified installers use earthing, surge protection, and high-quality inverters to ensure safe operation.

Yes, homes with rooftop solar systems often have higher property value because buyers benefit from lower electricity bills and sustainable energy usage.

Solar panels are usually fixed installations, but they can be relocated or sold with the property. Many homeowners choose to include the solar system as part of the home value when selling their house.