From the first ray to the light you live by. We connect sunlight, thoughtful engineering and everyday life in Kerala.
Your rooftop can do more than shelter you.
We bring the pieces together to turn everyday sunlight into something extraordinary: power for your everyday.
The evening light. The family meal. The little things that make a house yours. A well-designed solar system quietly supports it all.
Find your connectionYour monthly bill gives us a useful first clue. Adjust it to see how the estimate responds.
An indicative system size helps turn your everyday usage into a practical rooftop plan.
Panel layout, access paths, shade and roof shape all matter. This early allowance is a starting point for a site review.
A rough monthly generation estimate, ready to refine around your roof and the way your home uses power.
₹8/kWh tariff · 120 kWh/kW/month generation · 9 m²/kW roof allowance. Rounded to 0.5 kW. Not a savings guarantee.
Good engineering starts with listening.
Here’s the path to a system that belongs on your roof.
Your roof, your energy use, your plans. A conversation and site assessment help us understand what your system needs to do.
Capacity, components and electrical layout, considered together. A system designed around your roof and everyday life.
Careful installation, electrical checks and commissioning bring the design to life, one connection at a time.
Understand your generation, look after your system and know what to check as the seasons change.
Solar panels can still generate electricity in cloudy conditions, although output falls when less sunlight reaches them. We account for shade, roof orientation and seasonal variation when planning a system.
A standard on-grid system switches off during a grid outage. Backup requires a compatible hybrid inverter or backup system, battery storage and correctly designed essential circuits.
As an early planning allowance, consider around 8–10 square metres per kW. The final layout depends on panel dimensions, access pathways, roof shape, shading and mounting requirements.
As a first guide, up to ₹6,000/month suggests 3 kW; ₹6,001–₹13,999 suggests 5 kW; ₹14,000–₹19,999 suggests 8 kW; and ₹20,000–₹26,000 suggests 10 kW. Above ₹26,000, enquire about a larger system. A roof survey and bill review confirm the design.
Sometimes. It depends on the inverter and system architecture you choose now. If storage is in your plans, discuss future compatibility before selecting your equipment.
