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Roof Top Solar-On- Grid System

A hybrid rooftop solar system generates solar power for daytime use and stores any excess energy in a battery for use during power cuts or at night. One key advantage is that it can continue charging the battery even if there’s a power outage during the day.

After meeting your needs and filling the battery, any remaining power is sent back to the grid when available. When solar power is insufficientsuch as during rainy days or when battery backup runs low—your system automatically draws power from the grid. A net meter (bi-directional meter) tracks both the power you consume from the grid and the excess solar energy you export. At the end of the billing period, you pay only for your net power usage.

Off –Grid System

An off-grid solar system is ideal for homes and businesses in remote or rural areas without access to the main power grid.

These systems provide complete energy independence by generating electricity from solar panels and storing it in lithium batteries for use as needed.

This allows you to power your property reliably, without relying on an external electricity supply.

Hybrid System

A hybrid rooftop solar system generates solar power for daytime use and stores any excess energy in a battery for use during power cuts or at night. One key advantage is that it can continue charging the battery even if there’s a power outage during the day.

After meeting your needs and filling the battery, any remaining power is sent back to the grid when available. When solar power is insufficientsuch as during rainy days or when battery backup runs low—your system automatically draws power from the grid. A net meter (bi-directional meter) tracks both the power you consume from the grid and the excess solar energy you export. At the end of the billing period, you pay only for your net power usage.

Ground Mounted Solar

A ground-mounted solar system uses a mounting structure anchored directly to the ground instead of a rooftop. Solar panels are installed on racks supported by piles or concrete footings, allowing them to be tilted at the best angle to capture maximum sunlight year-round. Like rooftop systems, ground-mounted solar generates clean, renewable energy.

However, these systems can be built larger to meet higher energy needs for s, or large-scale projects. They are also easier to install, as they avoid the need for rooftop structural assessments.

Ground-mounted solar systems work just like rooftop solar systems. Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into direct current (DC) electricity. This DC power is then sent to an inverter, which converts it into alternating current (AC) — the type of electricity used in homes and businesses.The generated AC power can be used to run your appliances, power your business, or be fed into the utility grid. Any extra power produced is sent back to the grid, and through net metering, you receive credits on your electricity bill for the excess energy your system supplies.

Solar Water Pumping system

A solar water pump system uses electricitygenerated by solar panels to operate an electric pump. Typically, the system includes a solar panel array that powers a motor, which then drives a borewell or surface pump to supply water. With rising diesel and electricity costs, solar-powered water pumps offer a cost-effective and reliable alternative, especially in rural areas.

They require minimal maintenance and provide long-lasting performance, making them an ideal solution for sustainable water management.

Solar Street Lights

Solar street lights are a reliable and eco-friendly solution for lighting streets, parks, lawns, and public spaces. These lights operate entirely on solar power, requiring no connection to the electrical grid. Since they don’t need underground wiring or multiple switch points, installation is simple and cost-effective.

During the day, solar panels absorb sunlight and charge the battery, which powers the lights at night. The system automatically switches the light on when sunlight drops below a set level (dusk) and turns it off when sunlight returns in the morning (dawn), providing seamless, energy-efficient lighting.