Indian Solar Force
An on-grid system sized to your actual electricity use, eligible for the full PM Surya Ghar subsidy, with the registration and net metering handled by us.
A residential rooftop system is designed to run your home during the day and export the surplus to the grid, so your bill is adjusted against what you generate.
The right size depends on your monthly consumption and your usable, shadow-free roof area. These are the typical residential configurations.
| System size | Typical monthly bill | Approx. generation | Roof area needed | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 kW | Up to ₹800 | ~120 units / month | ~100 sq ft | Small household, basic load |
| 2 kW | ₹800 – ₹1,600 | ~240 units / month | ~200 sq ft | Fans, lights, fridge, TV |
| 3 kW | ₹1,600 – ₹2,500 | ~360 units / month | ~300 sq ft | Household with one AC |
| 5 kW | ₹2,500 – ₹4,500 | ~600 units / month | ~500 sq ft | Larger home, multiple ACs |
| 10 kW | Above ₹8,000 | ~1,200 units / month | ~1,000 sq ft | Large home or bungalow |
Generation figures are typical estimates for Madhya Pradesh conditions and vary with roof orientation, shading and season.
You pay the project cost directly in agreed instalments. The subsidy is credited to your bank account after commissioning and verification, so your effective cost comes down later.
Rooftop solar is covered under the Jan Samarth portal and by banks including Bank of Maharashtra and SBI. We prepare the entire file and coordinate with the branch.
We publish these only once they are confirmed for your case. Our team will give you the exact applicable subsidy slab and interest rate in writing with your quotation, rather than an indicative number that may change.
Share your monthly bill and mobile number. We will call you back with a system size and an honest estimate.