A grid-connected system sized to your own consumption, built on a structure that clears the terrace for everyday use.
Who it is for
Independent houses, villas and individual flats with exclusive roof rights
Typical capacity
2 – 10 kW
Roof area
200 – 1,000 sq ft
System types
On-grid, or hybrid where backup matters
What we assess first
Your last year of bills, the sanctioned load on your connection, the shadow-free area available after water tanks, stair-head and parapet, and the roof slab’s condition. That assessment decides the capacity — not a catalogue size.
How the system is built
Modules on a hot-dip galvanised structure raised clear of the slab, with the inverter mounted in shade and within cable reach of your meter. Every DC run is in conduit, the array is earthed independently, and surge protection sits on both the DC and AC sides.
What happens with the bill
Under net metering, units you export spin your meter back and offset units you import. Your bill keeps its fixed and meter charges. In most months a well-sized system reduces the energy charge to a small residual rather than to zero.
What this does not do
An on-grid system shuts down during a power cut — this is a safety requirement, so that no power is fed into lines being worked on. If you need the system to keep running through outages, it needs a battery and a hybrid inverter.
