There is No Maintenance is not required for Solar Plant. Except the Cleaning of Solar Panels to keep the Glass of Panel Dust Free. This can be done Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly Depending on the Dust environment in that Area.

There are some calculation based on Technical and Electricity based consumption, but you can take one Approximation thumb rule is to Save Rs. 1000/- p.m Electricity Bill you need to install 1 kw Considering this thumb Rule- If Your Electricity Bill is Rs. 5,000 p.m then you may need 5kw if it is 10,000 p.m then you may need 10kw Solar Plant.

You Need 70-80 Sq. Ft. Per kw and 8-10 Sq. Meter per Kw for Installation of Solar Plant For Example. If you want to install 5kw Solar Plant then you need 5 x 80 – 400 Sq. Ft or 5 x 10 – 50 Sq. Meter Area

1. Tata Solar
2. Adani Solar
3. Vikram Solar
4. Waree Solar
5. Goldi Solar

Yes, Now you can get Loan to Purchase and Install the Solar Plant. For this you need to provide the necessary document and to contact our Team.

Although No Company in the Market Gives any Guarantee for  Unit Generation, more or less all the Companies gives same Warranty, Output you may go for any of top 5 brands which you may find Cost Effective

Although No Company in the Market Gives any Guarantee for  Unit Generation, more or less all the Companies gives same Warranty, Output you may go for any of top 5 brands which you may find Cost Effective

Like : Adani, Tata Power, Vikram, Waree, Goldi

Key Differences:

Sunlight Capture: Monofacial panels capture sunlight only from the front side, while bifacial panels capture sunlight from both the front and rear sides, including reflected light.

Efficiency: Bifacial panels have the potential to be more efficient because they can generate additional power from reflected light. The actual efficiency gain depends on factors such as the reflectivity of the surrounding surfaces and the installation environment.

Cost: Bifacial panels are often more expensive than monofacial panels due to their more complex design and materials. However, the increased efficiency may offset the higher initial cost over the panel's lifetime.

Installation Considerations: Bifacial panels may require different installation considerations, such as elevated mounting to allow light to reach the rear side. The choice between monofacial and bifacial panels depends on the specific project requirements and environmental conditions.

In summary, the main distinction lies in the number of active sides for light absorption, with monofacial panels having one active side and bifacial panels having two. The choice between them depends on factors like cost, efficiency, and the specific conditions of the installation site.