Empowering Future: Let the Sun Fund
Your Electricity Bill!
Our process
Connect with
our team
site inspection and feasibility check by our solar expert
documentation & paperwork
detailed engineering visit
Approval from
your end- Installation
Net metering
cleaning & maintenance
up to 7 years
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
WHY SOLAR 8?
Customised
Solar Plant
up to 7 years free maintenance
24X7 live
monitoring
safety
Why
Solar 8?
quality
assurance
chemical
anchoring
EMI option
available
professional
team
Customised Solar Plant
up to 7 years free maintenance
24X7 live monitoring
safety
EMI option available
quality assurance
chemical anchoring
professional team
Our Process
Our Process
Connect with our team
site inspection and feasibility check by our solar expert
documentation & paperwork
FAQs
The expected lifespan of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels typically ranges from 25 to 30 years or more. As per industry standards, photovoltaic or PV panels are manufactured to give a guaranteed productive lifespan of 25 years, given that their maintenance needs are met promptly and responsibly.
Yes, but very little. With periodic cleaning and professional inspections, you can easily keep your solar PV panels working at their peak production capacity levels. As solar cells have no moving parts, they are extremely durable and require little maintenance compared to other energy generators.
Going solar can significantly reduce or even eliminate your electricity bills, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t have any electricity costs at all. Grid-connected solar power plants are regulated as per the net metering provisions. You can expect a net zero charge if you don’t withdraw any electricity from the grid and a positive solar credit balance if your solar energy exports exceed the grid withdrawals.
Net metering is an electricity billing mechanism that allows consumers who generate some or all of their own electricity to use that electricity anytime, instead of when it is generated. It is a system that gives solar energy owners credits for the power that they add to the grid. When solar panels produce excess power, that power is sent to the grid. And this power can be ‘taken back’ when the solar plants are not functioning.
The electricity generation of the plant drops during rainy and winter season to some extent, but the generation never drops to zero. Additionally, advancements in solar technology, such as improved efficiency and better tolerance to varying weather conditions, continue to make solar a viable and resilient energy source in different climates.
Solar panels can withstand heavy rains, winds, hailstorms, and other kinds of strong physical impact while remaining completely intact.
- Visit the National Portalfor Rooftop Solar website.
- Download the Sandes app from the website and install it.
- Register as a customer on the Sandes app.
- Once registered, a discom official will visit your home for technical feasibility study within the next 15 days.
- Once approved, you can install the system through Solar 8.
- After installation, you can apply for net metering and the request will be forwarded to the DISCOM.
- There will be an inspection of the plant and if all guidelines were met, a commissioning certificate will be issued.
- Once you submit your bank details in the portal, the funds will be credited to your account in 30 days.
Solar Power plants are used to power all types of heavy machinery in industrial plants as well as household electrical and electronic appliances. Since the electricity produced from the plant is fed in sync with your grid, there are no voltage fluctuations irrespective of the number of appliances you use.
Solar 8 offers attractive EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) choices, coupled with the convenience of collateral-free loan options extended by various banking institutions for solar projects.
This comes down to the size of the system you have purchased and the difficulties that may be specific to your house for the installation. Generally, a full day is required for a 5kWs system.