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Roughly 100 sq. ft. per kilowatt (kW). For a typical family, a 2–3 kW system fits easily on a terrace.

Yes, if you choose a solar system with a battery or hybrid inverter. A simple grid-tied system alone won’t.

Most households save 99%. For example, if your bill is ₹3,000, solar can bring it down to ₹100-₹300.

Panels last 25+ years, while inverters last 8–12 years with regular care.

No. Just once or twice a month is enough, unless there’s too much dust or bird droppings.

It slashes electricity bills, protects you from rising tariffs, and strengthens your eco-friendly image.

Yes. Housing societies often set up a central solar plant to power lifts, pumps, and lights - reducing costs for everyone.

Not at all. Installation is fast (7 days) and once running, solar systems are silent and hassle-free.

Yes. You get pm surya ghar muft bijli yojana subsidy, accelerated depreciation (tax savings) and net metering, which helps reduce electricity bills further.

We check your last 12 months’ electricity bills and rooftop size, then suggest the ideal system.

Because industries use huge power loads. Solar lowers recurring costs, improves margins, and ensures stable power.

With net metering, extra power from your solar plant goes back to the grid. You get credits on your bill, reducing overall costs.

Yes. With the right design, solar easily supports machines, AC plants, cold storage, and more.

Yes. Banks and NBFCs offer solar loans. Payback is usually 1-4 years, after which power is nearly free.

Mainly cleaning and inverter checks. Indus offers Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) so your plant runs at peak efficiency.
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