Subtotal: ₹66,542.00
Subtotal: ₹66,542.00
(Inclusive of all Taxes)
The government provides a subsidy for homeowners to install rooftop solar panels with a capacity of 1kW to 10kW. The subsidy amount varies based on the capacity of the solar system.
| Project Capacity in Individual Household | Revised for General States/UTs | Revised for Special* Category States/UTs |
| 1 – 3kW | Rs 18,000/kW | Rs 20,000/kW |
| Above 3 – 10 kW | Rs 9,000/kW | Rs 10,000/kW |
*Special Category States: North-Eastern States including Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, UTs – J&K, Ladakh, Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
A 3kW Solar System is commonly considered the optimal choice for residential solar installation.
For rooftop solar in residential sector the central financial support has been increased upto Rs.18000/KWp from previous Rs.14,588/KWp for project up to 3KW and Rs. 9000/Kwp from Rs. 7294/- for project above 3KW and 10KW. New rates are applicable for all claims in National Portal.
For example: If your bill comes to 5000, then a system of 5kW should be installed.
Example: Sanctioned load – 5kW
Maximum Solar Plant Allowed – 4kW
Sanctioned load will have to be increased for bigger size
Example – Shadow free area on your roof – 1800 Sqr Feet
Maximum plant you can install – 18kW
Whichever of these three has the least value, the solar system of the same size should be installed by you.
Because after getting the goods from different company Everyone starts blaming each other. No one takes responsibility when something is damaged.
25 Years Warranty
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10 Years Warranty
So, always take everything from the same company
UTL Solar always uses premium quality material for installations which neither gets spoiled quickly nor costs you much. Also, you get 10 years warranty on UTL solar installation, meaning you don't need to worry about your solar system at all.
UTL Solar inverters are known for their advanced rMPPT technology and high efficiency. They generate 30% more electricity than a normal solar inverter.
In order to complete the net metering process after solar installation, it is necessary to provide essential information such as system specifications, details about the solar panel and inverter manufacturers, and other relevant information to the electricity department.
Here’s simple process you can follow:
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