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Zahir
Asked: January 15, 2025
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  • Swapna Singh
    Swapna Singh

    In India, several companies manufacture hybrid solar inverters, aligning with the government's push for clean energy and solar power adoption under initiatives like PM-KUSUM and the National Solar Mission. Here are some prominent companies that produce hybrid inverters: Sungrow: A well-known internaRead more

    In India, several companies manufacture hybrid solar inverters, aligning with the government’s push for clean energy and solar power adoption under initiatives like PM-KUSUM and the National Solar Mission.

    Here are some prominent companies that produce hybrid inverters:

    Sungrow: A well-known international brand, Sungrow manufactures high-performance hybrid inverters that are commonly used in both residential and commercial solar installations across India.

    LivGuard Solar: A leading Indian brand, LivGuard offers hybrid inverters that are designed specifically for Indian conditions. These inverters are efficient, durable, and come with excellent after-sales service, making them a strong option for both grid-connected and off-grid systems.

    Luminous: Luminous is another trusted name in the Indian solar market, offering hybrid inverters with advanced features for seamless integration between solar power and grid electricity.

    Delta Electronics: Delta provides high-efficiency hybrid inverters that support both residential and commercial solar setups, with a focus on energy savings and smart grid compatibility.

    SMA India: SMA is a global brand that has a strong presence in India, offering hybrid inverters that are suitable for both off-grid and on-grid systems, providing reliable and efficient solutions for solar energy.

    These companies align with the Government of India’s vision to promote solar energy and reduce dependency on traditional power sources. By investing in hybrid solar systems, you not only benefit from energy independence but also contribute to India’s renewable energy goals.

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Surendra
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Surendra
Asked: May 31, 2024
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  • Balvinder singh
    Balvinder singh

    Yes, solar panels will continue to work even when dirty, although at a degraded performance level. We have tracked output drops of over 15-20% in really dirty panels versus panels cleaned a day earlier. So if you are in an area prone to dusty weather, then cleaning your panels once a fortnite at leaRead more

    Yes, solar panels will continue to work even when dirty, although at a degraded performance level. We have tracked output drops of over 15-20% in really dirty panels versus panels cleaned a day earlier. So if you are in an area prone to dusty weather, then cleaning your panels once a fortnite at least is advisable. Large, utility scale plants of course require much more regular maintenance.

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Mohandas
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Mohandas
Asked: May 31, 2024
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  • Lucky singh
    Lucky singh

    No, you should not sit on solar panels. While panels are rated to be able to carry a certain amount of weight, they are not made for carrying the sitting weight of an adult human. the occasional monkey, birds and hit by hailstones are what panels are designed to weather.

    No, you should not sit on solar panels. While panels are rated to be able to carry a certain amount of weight, they are not made for carrying the sitting weight of an adult human. the occasional monkey, birds and hit by hailstones are what panels are designed to weather.

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Binod
Asked: September 30, 2024
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  • Anoop Singh
    Anoop Singh

    Now days Government is also very supportive with solar. in Past it used to take 2-3 month to setup as solar system but now it only takes around 20 -25 days or even faster to complete a solar panel setup. Till 10 KW setup, it will only take 1-2 days to complete the installation rest all will take forRead more

    Now days Government is also very supportive with solar. in Past it used to take 2-3 month to setup as solar system but now it only takes around 20 -25 days or even faster to complete a solar panel setup.

    Till 10 KW setup, it will only take 1-2 days to complete the installation rest all will take for the paperwork, Government formalities and the net metering.

    You can also search for the platform like Solarsation.in for your nearest and qualified solar vendor. This platform also guides you at each step.

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Stan-lee
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Stan-lee
Asked: April 25, 2024
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  • Balvinder Singh
    Balvinder Singh

    Typically in Indian conditions, you can expect panels equivalent to 1kW  to generate between 4-5 units per day on average, when taken for the full year. There are periods when generation will be much higher, like the February to June period. Similarly, in North India, generation during November to JRead more

    Typically in Indian conditions, you can expect panels equivalent to 1kW  to generate between 4-5 units per day on average, when taken for the full year. There are periods when generation will be much higher, like the February to June period. Similarly, in North India, generation during November to January end would be much lower due to pollution, shorter days. In the early summer phase and summers, with clear skies, for every  kW capacity, you can get over 5, even 6 units in a day.

    To answer your question then, if you go with the new mono panels available today, they would typically be in the 540 Watt range, You would thus need about 6 of those to be sure of getting 350 units per month on average, or 4200 units annually. Bifacial panels will deliver even higher output, at a higher initial cost of course.

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Aravind
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Aravind
Asked: May 29, 2024
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Viraj
Asked: June 13, 2024
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