The most common and cost-effective solar system type — grid-tied, no battery required, with surplus power exported through net metering.
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An on-grid (or grid-tied) solar system feeds generated power directly into your building's wiring and, through net metering, exports any surplus to the grid rather than storing it in a battery. It's the standard choice for most homes and businesses because it has the lowest upfront cost and fastest payback of any system type — though it does shut down during grid outages for safety, since there's no battery to isolate from the grid.
No battery means a significantly lower system cost than hybrid or off-grid alternatives.
Lower cost combined with net metering credit typically gives on-grid systems the shortest payback period.
On-grid systems use well-established string inverter technology with a strong reliability track record.
Surplus daytime generation is exported and credited against your night-time consumption.
No battery to monitor or eventually replace, simplifying long-term upkeep.
On-grid residential systems are generally the configuration eligible for government subsidy support.
| System Type | Battery | Cost | During Outage | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-Grid | No | Lowest | Shuts down (safety) | Most homes & businesses |
| Hybrid | Yes | Higher | Backup continues | Frequent-outage areas |
| Off-Grid | Yes (full) | Highest | Fully independent | No grid connection available |
Up to \u20B91,08,000 Government Subsidy Available — as applicable under current Central + State benefits for eligible residential rooftop solar installations in Uttar Pradesh. Eligibility depends on system size, applicable government guidelines, approvals and scheme eligibility, and is subject to change.
We assess your roof, load pattern and existing electrical setup.
System size, component brand and itemised pricing are shared upfront.
We file your net metering application with the relevant DISCOM as part of the standard process.
Panels, string inverter and wiring are installed and connected to your existing electrical panel.
System is tested, verified and warranty documents are handed over.
For the vast majority of our customers across Lucknow, Ayodhya and Kanpur, on-grid is the right recommendation — we only suggest hybrid or off-grid when your situation specifically calls for battery backup.
No — on-grid systems automatically shut down during a grid outage for safety (to avoid back-feeding the grid while utility crews may be working on lines), even if the sun is shining.
Yes — on-grid is the standard, most common configuration for residential and commercial rooftop solar in India.
In many cases yes, by adding a compatible hybrid inverter and battery, though this depends on your existing inverter and wiring — we can assess this during an inspection.
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