On-grid
Works with the electricity board supply and net meter.
- Biggest bill savings
- No battery to maintain
- Switches off during power cuts
Plan rooftop solar around usable roof area, shading, sanctioned load, consumption profile, structure, electrical protection and the required grid or backup architecture.
Panels make power during the day, the inverter makes it usable, and any extra is stored in batteries or exported to the grid.
The right type depends on your power cuts, your bill and whether you want backup.
Works with the electricity board supply and net meter.
Grid-connected, with batteries for essential loads.
Runs fully on solar and batteries.
Approximate guide for North India rooftops. Exact capacity, generation and warranty are confirmed after the site survey. Need cabling and protection too? See protection & distribution and wiring & earthing.
Zerolink reviews energy use, roof conditions, sunlight access, electrical infrastructure and operating goals before producing a bill of quantities.
Home generation systems planned around consumption, roof access and future electrical loads.
Business systems aligned to daytime load, roof zones, distribution and monitoring requirements.
Supported inverter and storage architectures sized around essential loads and autonomy targets.
Exact specifications depend on the selected product, capacity and system architecture.
Product selection works best when connectivity, infrastructure, security and deployment responsibilities are considered together.
Review integrated network, security, communication and deployment capabilities.
Compare related equipment families, software platforms and specialist systems.
Share the site, workflow, capacity and support requirements before quotation.
Clear answers to common planning and selection questions.
Zerolink reviews electricity consumption, daytime load, sanctioned load, usable unshaded roof area, orientation and future demand before proposing capacity.
On-grid systems work with the utility supply, off-grid systems rely on supported storage, and hybrid architectures combine selected grid and backup functions. Suitability depends on the site and operating objective.
Yes. Maintenance scope can include inspection, cleaning planning, electrical checks, generation review, monitoring checks and corrective recommendations.
As a rough guide, each 1 kW of panels needs about 80–100 sq ft of shade-free roof and generates around 4 units a day in this region. The site survey confirms the exact figure.
No. For safety, an on-grid inverter switches off when grid power fails. If you need power during cuts, choose a hybrid system with batteries.
Book a site survey with recent electricity bills, roof access details and your backup or savings objective.
Request RecommendationZerolink begins with site or workflow discovery, confirms the appropriate architecture and documents the agreed implementation scope before commissioning.