Solar panels
Monocrystalline modules for rooftops and ground mounts. We help you compare wattage, cell type, degradation and warranty terms.
01 · THE SHIFT
Your Electricity Bill Doesn't Have to Define Your Future.
Solar doesn't make a bill disappear by itself. Planned around how you actually use power, it moves part of your consumption onto your own roof. How large that part is depends on your load, roof, equipment and the export rules for your connection. Working that out is what a consultation is for.
Estimate your own numbers-
TODAY
Every unit comes from the grid
Tariffs, taxes and fixed charges decide your bill, and outages decide your evenings. You're paying for every unit, including the ones you use at midday while the sun is shining.
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WITH SOLAR
Daytime load runs on your roof
Panels supply your loads first while the sun is up. Fans, pumps, office equipment and air conditioners running in daylight are where solar does the most work.
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WITH STORAGE · HYBRID
Evenings and outages, planned for
Add a lithium battery and a hybrid inverter, and stored energy can cover selected loads after sunset or during load shedding. How long it lasts depends on the battery size and what you run.
03 · SYSTEM EXPLORER
On-grid, hybrid or off-grid?
Three ways to connect solar, with very different behaviour when the grid goes down. Not every solar system gives you backup.
COMPONENTS
- Solar panels Yes
- Inverter Hybrid
- Battery Usually
- Utility grid Connected
BACKUP DURING AN OUTAGE
Yes, for selected loads
How it works
A hybrid inverter manages panels, a battery bank and the grid together, prioritising solar, then battery, then grid according to its settings.
Batteries
Usually included or planned for. Lithium (LiFePO4) is now the common choice for its cycle life and depth of discharge.
When the grid fails
Can keep selected loads running from the battery and solar, if the inverter and wiring are set up for backup. Runtime depends on battery size and what you run.
Usually suits
Areas with regular load shedding, and homes or offices that need essentials such as fans, lights, internet and refrigeration through outages.
Questions to bring to your consultation
- Which loads must keep running during an outage?
- How many hours of backup do I need, and when?
- What battery chemistry, size and warranty terms are on offer?
04 · PRODUCTS
Every part of the system, explained
Availability, brands and prices change often. Ask on WhatsApp for what's in stock and what suits your system.
05 · PROJECTS
All projects →
Installations, documented properly
Each project lists only what's confirmed: location, capacity, configuration, equipment and date.
06 · LEARNING CENTER
Buy solar with your eyes open
Plain-language guides for first-time buyers, written so you can compare quotations on your own terms.
Visit the Learning Center →- 01 How to choose a solar system Start from your bill, roof and outage pattern, not from a package price.
- 02 How to choose an inverter Hybrid or on-grid, kW rating, surge capacity and MPPT inputs.
- 03 Lithium battery fundamentals Nominal vs usable kWh, depth of discharge, cycles and BMS.
- 04 On-grid vs hybrid: which fits you? Backup, cost and net metering compared side by side.
- 05 Planning a solar installation Site survey, structure, cable routes and protection.
- 06 Reading your electricity bill Units, tariff slabs and what solar can and can’t change.
- 07 Maintenance and performance Cleaning, monitoring and what normal output looks like.
Plan before you call, with free tools
All planning tools →
FROM YOUR BILLSolar needs calculatorIndicative system size, panel count and generation from your monthly bill.
PKR RANGESSystem cost calculatorItemised low-to-high cost ranges from a dated reference price table.
LOAD SHEDDINGBattery backup calculatorPick appliances and hours. See usable kWh and realistic runtime.
DATED PRICESEquipment price checkerReference ranges for panels, inverters and batteries, with the date checked.