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Your roof runs the house. The grid becomes your battery.

No battery to buy or replace
PM Surya Ghar subsidy on DCR panels
Payback in 3 to 5 years
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Highlights

Why most Indian homes pick on-grid

The grid stores your surplus, the app shows every unit, and nothing costs less to install or run.

Wiring beneath the array
0 Batteries to buy or replace

The grid stores your surplus. Units you export by day come back at night through the net meter, so there is no battery bank to buy today and no replacement bill in year eight.

Generation chart in the RePrime app
Hourly Generation you can read

Units produced, units exported and rupees saved, hour by hour, in the RePrime app — the same figures your DISCOM settles against, so the bill never surprises you.

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Lowest Cost of the three types

Of on-grid, off-grid and hybrid, a grid-tied system costs the least to install and to run, and it is the type PM Surya Ghar subsidises by system size.

At a glance

On-grid, in numbers

None Battery needed
₹30k–78k PM Surya Ghar subsidy by size
3–5 yr Payback
3–10 kW Typical home system
25 yr Panel performance warranty
1–2 days On your roof
Net meter Export credited, not estimated
70–90 % Typical bill cut
Rooftop inverter cabinet at commissioning
How it happens

Five stages on site, in four frames

Rooftop site assessment 01 Site assessment Shade, tilt, load
Panels clamped to the rails 02 Mounting & clamping To torque spec
Junction box wiring 03 Wiring & earthing DC to AC to meter
Commissioning at the inverter 04 Commissioning Live monitoring on
Engineer walking a rooftop array
What the subsidy does

The cheapest of the three system types, subsidised

PM Surya Ghar takes up to ₹78,000 off, the net meter credits every exported unit, and there is no battery to replace in year eight.

₹78,000

Maximum central subsidy

3–5 yr

Payback

0

Batteries to replace

“The subsidy paperwork was prepared for us automatically. We just reviewed and signed — the credit landed the next month.”

Meera Iyer — homeowner, Bengaluru
In the field

From the first panel to the net meter

Technician explaining the inverter display to a couple
Live at handover
Installers carrying a module up rooftop stairs
Panels up in a day
Engineer commissioning inverters with a laptop
Commissioned string by string
Installer ticking the site-inspection checklist
21-point inspection
The case for on-grid

Why go on-grid?

Homeowner watching the day's generation in the RePrime app, the array outside the window

The grid becomes your battery: export by day, draw by night, pay only the difference.

The range

Goes with

See the whole ecosystem
Installers carrying a module 25 yr Solar panels
Tier-1, ALMM-listed modules with a 25-year performance warranty.
Technician installing a home inverter 10 yr Battery storage
LFP backup under a 10-year product warranty, switched over the instant the grid drops.
Smart meter on a home wall 2-way Smart meters
Export credited, not estimated — bi-directional metering we file with your DISCOM.
System dashboard on phone and laptop 24/7 ReLink monitoring
Generation, battery health and faults, watched around the clock.
Questions

On-grid, answered

Battery or no battery, what happens at night, and what a system costs after subsidy. Anything else, our team answers on a call — no script, no pressure.

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No. The grid plays the part of the battery — surplus units go out through the net meter during the day and you draw them back at night. That is what makes on-grid the cheapest of the three system types.

They do not generate after sunset. The net meter switches to import and the credits you built up during the day are used before you are billed for anything.

A hybrid system adds a battery and a hybrid inverter, so essential loads keep running through a power cut while surplus still gets exported. A plain on-grid system shuts down during an outage.

Indicatively ₹1.80 lakh for 2 kW to ₹6.50 lakh for 10 kW before subsidy, depending on the city. Subsidy then takes ₹30,000 to ₹78,000 off, plus a state top-up in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.

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From the blog

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Net metering in UP and Delhi, explained Your meter runs both ways — but the credit rules, settlement dates and load limits differ by state. A plain reading of both. SK Sandeep Kaul · 28 Jul 2026 · 5 min read
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PM Surya Ghar: what ₹78,000 actually covers The subsidy is paid on system size, not on your bill. Here is how the slabs work, what lands in your account, and the four documents that hold most applications up. AP Aditya Pandey · 12 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Why your tariff keeps rising, and how to step off it Slab creep, fuel surcharges and fixed charges have moved faster than headline rates for a decade. The arithmetic behind that. NR Neha Rastogi · 14 Jul 2026 · 4 min read
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Payback, without the optimism How we model break-even: degradation, tariff escalation, cleaning, inverter replacement. All of it, on one page. NR Neha Rastogi · 09 Jun 2026 · 5 min read

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