Solar for
Individual Homes
Why Choose a Solar System for Your Home?
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Installing a solar system for home is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce dependency on grid electricity. With rising DISCOM tariffs, residential solar installations offer long-term savings and predictable energy costs
Currently, DISCOM rates for residential consumers in Maharashtra range between ₹11–₹19 per unit, depending on consumption slabs. In comparison, the effective cost of solar power from a home rooftop system comes down to just ₹2.82 per unit over its 25-year lifespan. This huge price gap is the key reason why more homeowners are shifting to solar.
By choosing a solar system for home, you get:
- Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE): Solar delivers stable power costs for 20–25 years, unlike DISCOM tariffs that rise annually.
- Net Metering Benefits: Excess units generated can be exported to the grid, further reducing electricity bills.
- High Return on Investment (ROI): Payback period of 3–5 years, after which the system generates free electricity.
- Protection from Tariff Hikes: Solar shields you from unpredictable DISCOM price increases.
- Subsidy Benefits: Get upto Rs. 78,000 subsidy benefits on solar system sizing upto 3 kW.
Weneera Solar provides end-to-end EPC services — from system design and DISCOM approvals to installation and after-sales support — ensuring the solar system for your home runs efficiently with maximum energy yield.
On-Grid Solar System (Grid-Connected)
This is the most common and cost-effective system for homes with regular electricity supply.
How it works:
Solar panels generate electricity during the day and power your home. If you produce more than you use, the extra electricity goes to the grid. At night, or on cloudy days, you automatically use electricity from the grid.
Net Metering:
You get credit on your bill for the extra power you send to the grid. This reduces your electricity cost significantly.
Best for:
Homes in cities and towns with stable power supply
Example: If your monthly bill is ₹3,000, a 3kW on-grid system can reduce it to nearly ₹200–₹500, depending on usage and sunlight.
Off-Grid Solar System (Battery-Based)
This system works independently from the main electricity grid.
How it works:
Solar panels charge batteries during the day. The stored energy powers your home at night or during power cuts.
Includes:
Solar panels, inverter, and battery storage.
Best for:
Remote locations or areas with frequent power cuts.
Note: Off-grid systems cost more due to battery prices, but give complete independence from the grid.
Example: A 2kW off-grid system with batteries can run fans, lights, TV, and a small fridge, perfect for homes in rural or semi-urban areas.