Solar for your home
A brighter home.
Made yours.
Choose your solar. Make it your own.
We’ll take care of bringing it to life.
Designed for life in Goa.
YOUR SOLAR, AT A GLANCE
10 kWrooftop solar
18 panels. A new way to power your day.
- Estimated savings / mo
- ₹7,709
- Generation / mo
- 1,156units
STEP 01
Your system. Your way.
Start with solar savings. Add battery backup if you want power through an outage.
STEP 02
Find your perfect fit.
Use your average monthly bill to choose a size. We’ll confirm the right fit for your roof at the site survey.
STEP 03
A little extra peace of mind.
We’ve preselected our recommended plans. Review each one, or choose the included essentials.
MaintenanceAdvantage·₹44,000
Solar has no moving parts, which is exactly why it gets neglected — nothing breaks loudly. Dust and salt take about a fifth of the output, and a string that drops out in March is noticed in July. The first year is included with every installation; these cover the four after it.
InsuranceComprehensive cover·₹29,700
A rooftop array is the most exposed thing you own — it is bolted to the roof, in the monsoon, on a coast. A policy written on the value of the system covers the storm, the lightning strike and the theft that a warranty never will.
Energy monitoringCircuit-level metering·₹24,000
Every system ships with the Tersus Energy app: live output, rupees saved, and a fault alert when a string stops. These add the hardware that watches the rest of the house, so you can see what the solar covers and what the grid still does.
Extended warranty25-year total cover·₹26,400
The panels are warranted for 25 years either way. This is about the parts that are not: the inverter, the structure and the workmanship, which carry 10, 10 and 5 years as standard.
Savings are estimated from 13,870 units a year at the blended rate of ₹6.67 a unit that this system’s output actually displaces, with panel output declining half a percent a year. Subsidy is quoted from PM Surya Ghar and the Goa Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Promotion Scheme, and is paid by the government directly to you after commissioning. Your own bill depends on how much you use and when.