Learn solar before you buy solar.

A solar rooftop system uses photovoltaic panels installed on a roof to convert sunlight into electricity, reducing reliance on grid power and helping lower electricity costs.

Solar can reduce electricity bills, increase energy independence and provide clean renewable electricity. The right system depends on your consumption, roof and project goals.

Solar systems are designed around electrical and structural safety standards. Professional design, installation, protection equipment and maintenance are important for safe operation.

Yes. Output can be lower during cloudy conditions and shorter daylight periods, but photovoltaic modules still generate electricity from available sunlight.

A standard grid-connected rooftop PV system normally shuts down during a grid outage for safety. Backup requires an appropriately designed battery/hybrid or off-grid system.

Net metering is a billing arrangement under which eligible solar consumers can export surplus electricity to the grid and receive the applicable billing credit under governing rules.

GreenWavez provides consultation, site assessment, system design, equipment coordination, installation, commissioning, documentation and after-sales/O&M support.

Installation time depends on system size, roof conditions, structural work, approvals and project complexity.

GreenWavez can coordinate required project documentation and liaisoning steps applicable to the customer's system and utility process.

They typically begin with load and bill analysis, site feasibility, engineering review and a project-specific proposal.

No. Calculator results are indicative estimates and depend on site conditions, tariff, consumption, equipment, weather and applicable rules.

Eligibility depends on the applicable programme rules and customer/system conditions. Confirm current eligibility through official sources.

SolarCare is the after-sales and maintenance pathway for service coordination, preventive maintenance and support needs.

Warranty duration varies by manufacturer, model and conditions. The applicable terms are confirmed in product documentation and proposal.

A standard grid-connected PV system normally shuts down during a grid outage for safety. Backup requires an appropriately designed battery/hybrid or off-grid system.

Some systems can be expanded or integrated with storage later, subject to inverter compatibility, load requirements and system design.

Rain and cloud can reduce generation, but PV modules can still produce electricity from available light.

Professional electrical protection, structural design, appropriate equipment, safe installation practices and maintenance are important.

Yes. Handover and customer orientation are part of the approved installation journey.

The applicable utility and current regulatory process should be treated as the authoritative source for requirements.

Yes. The project pathway depends on ownership, roof rights, common-area requirements and applicable approvals.