Panels make power in daylight
Sunlight on the panels produces DC electricity. More sun means more power; a cloudy hour means less.
What it is, how it works, and what to expect — before you look at a single quote.
If solar is new to you, start here. This guide covers the basics in plain terms so you can talk to any installer with confidence, and know when a proposal makes sense for your home or business.
Four steps, and the grid does the rest.
Sunlight on the panels produces DC electricity. More sun means more power; a cloudy hour means less.
The inverter turns that DC into the normal AC supply your home and appliances use.
Whatever is switched on runs from solar before it draws anything from the grid. This is where most of the saving comes from.
Extra power flows to the grid for a credit under net metering. After dark, you draw from the grid as usual and the credit is set off.
Five parts, whatever the size of the system.
Mounted on the roof at an angle, facing the sun. The number of panels sets the system size in kilowatts (kW).
Converts the panels' DC output to AC and manages the flow between your building and the grid.
Holds the panels at the right angle and is rated for local wind. On flat roofs it raises them clear of the surface.
A net meter that records import and export, plus isolation, surge protection, and earthing.
An app that shows daily generation, so a drop is easy to notice.
A system much bigger than your own use or your sanctioned load usually does not pay back well. We size to match.
Most homes and businesses choose on-grid. The other two are for specific needs.
No battery. Lowest cost and the biggest bill saving per rupee spent. Switches off during a power cut.
Read moreGrid connection plus a battery. Keeps your chosen loads running through an outage. Costs more.
Read moreNo grid at all. Solar and batteries carry the whole load. For remote sites with no line.
Read moreWith Paso Solar, one team runs all of it and one person is your point of contact.
We check your roof, shading, structure, and connection, and confirm solar will work before you commit.
A fixed quote, the system design, and a realistic view of generation and savings for your bill.
We take care of the entire DISCOM and subsidy paperwork. You do not visit an office.
Usually two to three days for a home. Longer for larger rooftops.
We commission the system, complete the meter change, and hand over the records. Home systems up to 10 kW get 5 years of comprehensive maintenance, included.
Detailed articles on how solar works and what different properties need.
Share your latest electricity bill and a photo of your roof. We will tell you the right system size and what it should save you.