Solar Projects, Case Studies & FAQs | SolarSea India
Get clear and accurate answers to all your questions ( faqs ) about solar installation, subsidy, net metering, performance, cost, maintenance, batteries, and warranties. If you still need help, our experts are just a call away.
General Solar Questions
What is a solar rooftop system?
A rooftop solar system converts sunlight into usable electricity using solar panels and an inverter. It reduces electricity bills, provides long-term savings, and works for 25+ years.
How much electricity can solar generate?
On average, 1 kW produces 4–5 units per day depending on sunlight conditions, roof angle, weather, and location.
Can I run my entire house on solar?
Yes. With a properly sized system (3–5 kW for most homes), you can reduce your electricity bills by 80–90%, depending on consumption.
What is the lifespan of solar panels?
Premium Tier-1 panels last 25–30 years with minimal maintenance.
Solar Cost & Savings
How much does a solar system cost in India?
A typical system costs ₹55,000 to ₹70,000 per kW, depending on panel type, inverter, structure, cabling, and customer requirements.
How much can I save with solar?
Solar reduces bills by 70–90%, helping customers recover investment within 3–4 years.
Is solar a good investment?
Yes. Solar offers one of the best ROI options today, with guaranteed savings and free electricity for 20+ years after payback.
Residential Solar FAQs
What size of solar system does my home need?
Homes usually need 2 kW – 5 kW, depending on consumption. You can share your electricity bill with SolarSea for an exact recommendation.
Do solar panels work during the night?
No. Solar works only in sunlight.
But you still get benefits via net metering or battery backup depending on system type.
Commercial & Industrial FAQs
Can factories and commercial buildings install solar?
Yes. Industrial solar plants (20 kW – 500 kW) help businesses reduce energy costs by 60–80%.
Are solar panels suitable for metal sheet roofs?
Yes. SolarSea provides custom structures designed for sheet roofs, maintaining safety and stability.
Net Metering FAQs
What is net metering?
Net metering allows you to send extra electricity to the grid and receive credit on your electricity bill.
How long does net meter approval take?
Typically 15–45 days, depending on DISCOM and location.
Do you assist with net metering applications?
Yes. SolarSea manages the full process including:
✔ Application
✔ Inspection
✔ Documentation
✔ Meter installation
Solar Subsidy FAQs
Is government subsidy available for solar?
Yes. Under PM Surya Ghar Yojana, residential users can get up to ₹60,000 – ₹78,000 subsidy depending on system size.
Who is eligible for solar subsidy?
Only residential consumers using DCR (Made-in-India) panels qualify.
Do commercial or industrial users get subsidy?
Not direct subsidy, but they receive benefits like:
✔ 40% accelerated depreciation
✔ GST input credit
✔ CSR project eligibility
Does SolarSea help with subsidy documentation?
Absolutely. We handle everything from portal registration to inspection and claim processing.
Hybrid & Battery FAQs
Can solar work during power cuts?
Yes—hybrid or off-grid systems with battery storage provide backup during outages.
What types of solar batteries are available?
SolarSea offers:
✔ Lithium-Ion (LiFePO4)
✔ LFP Batteries
✔ VRLA/Tubular Batteries
How long do solar batteries last?
Lithium batteries last 7–10 years, while tubular batteries last 4–5 years.
Maintenance & Warranty FAQs
How often do solar panels need cleaning?
Every 15–30 days depending on dust levels.
What does AMC include?
AMC includes:
✔ panel cleaning
✔ inverter diagnostics
✔ wiring checks
✔ performance analysis
✔ emergency support
What warranties do you provide?
Panels: 25-year performance warranty
Inverters: 5–10 years
Structure: 15–20 years
Workmanship: 5 years
Do you offer after-sales service?
Yes. SolarSea provides long-term support & AMC plans to ensure peak system performance.
Installation & Process FAQs
How long does it take to install a solar system?
Typically 7–15 days from the date of approval and component availability.
What is required for installation?
A clear rooftop, electricity bill, structural stability, and space for inverter & ACDB/DCDB.
What is the installation process?
- Site survey
- Design & engineering
- Quotation & approval
- Documentation
- Installation
- Inspection
- Net metering
- System handover
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