A 3kW on-grid solar system is a solar power setup designed to generate 3 kilowatts of electricity from the sun. It is connected to the electrical grid, allowing excess energy to be exported to the grid and providing power when the sun isn't shining

The number of solar panels required for a 3kW system can vary depending on the panel's wattage and efficiency. On average, it might take 8-12 solar panels with a capacity of around 250-350 watts each.

The cost of a 3kW solar system can vary by location, quality of components, and installation costs. On average, it might cost around Rs. 210000.00

The electricity production of a 3kW system depends on factors like location, panel orientation, shading, and weather On average, it can produce approximately 3,600-4,800 kWh (kilowatt-hours) of electricity annually

On-grid solar systems can reduce your electricity bills, earn you credits for excess power, and reduce your carbon footprint. They are also typically more affordable and straightforward to install than off-grid systems

It’s not necessary to have batteries with an on-grid system, but they can be added for backup power during grid outages or to store excess energy for nighttime use

On-grid systems require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning of the solar panels and occasional inspection of the system’s components are typically sufficient.

Many regions offer incentives, tax credits, or rebates for solar installations. It’s advisable to check with local and federal authorities for available incentives.

While it’s possible to install a solar system yourself, it’s recommended to hire a professional installer. They have the expertise to ensure a safe, efficient, and code-compliant installation.

The payback period for a solar system can vary depending on factors like installation costs, local electricity rates, and available incentives. On average, homeowners may see a return on investment in 5 to 10 years.

Excess electricity is typically exported to the grid, and in many cases, you can receive credits or compensation from your utility company, depending on local regulations (net metering).

A professional solar installer can assess your roof’s suitability based on factors like orientation, tilt, shading, and structural integrity. A professional solar installer can assess your roof’s suitability based on factors like orientation, tilt, shading, and structural integrity.