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niraj
Asked: July 1, 2025

Do mounting structures have the same safety standards as solar panels and inverters?

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    Team of Solar Faqs | Answer on July 1, 2025 at 6:28 pm

    No. While panels and inverters must meet strict certification standards, mounting structures currently lack comprehensive mandatory norms or certifications in India.

    No. While panels and inverters must meet strict certification standards, mounting structures currently lack comprehensive mandatory norms or certifications in India.

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Abhay
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Abhay
Asked: July 3, 2024

Does solar affect the battery?

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    Team of Solar Faqs | Answer on July 3, 2024 at 12:23 pm

    If you are using UPS and battery for power backup, a new rooftop solar connection will not hamper the functining of your batteries and power backup. It will work like it used to work before the installation of rooftop solar.

    If you are using UPS and battery for power backup, a new rooftop solar connection will not hamper the functining of your batteries and power backup. It will work like it used to work before the installation of rooftop solar.

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Aman
Asked: February 6, 2025

What is the benefit of using TOPCOn solar modules for my solar project?

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    Team of Solar Faqs | Answer on February 6, 2025 at 5:42 pm

    TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) solar modules are considered more efficient than existing technologies like mono-PERC and polycrystalline modules. In India, the industry is gradually shifting towards TOPCon due to its higher demand and superior efficiency. While mono-PERC modules typicallyRead more

    TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) solar modules are considered more efficient than existing technologies like mono-PERC and polycrystalline modules. In India, the industry is gradually shifting towards TOPCon due to its higher demand and superior efficiency. While mono-PERC modules typically achieve efficiencies of around 20-22%, TOPCon modules can reach 23-25% efficiency. This means they can convert more sunlight into electricity, making them a more effective choice for solar projects.

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Manoj Saxena
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Manoj Saxena
Asked: June 15, 2026

Are hybrid rooftop solar systems expensive?

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    Manish Kumar
    Deputy Editor at Saur Energy International | Answer on June 15, 2026 at 9:53 am

    Yes, hybrid rooftop solar systems are generally more expensive than normal GTI (Grid-Tied Inverter) based systems because they are designed to do more than just feed solar power into the grid. A standard GTI system mainly converts solar DC power into AC and synchronises it with the grid, making it rRead more

    Yes, hybrid rooftop solar systems are generally more expensive than normal GTI (Grid-Tied Inverter) based systems because they are designed to do more than just feed solar power into the grid. A standard GTI system mainly converts solar DC power into AC and synchronises it with the grid, making it relatively simple and cheaper. In contrast, a hybrid system can manage solar generation, battery storage, grid supply and backup loads simultaneously. This requires a more advanced inverter, additional battery bank, battery management system (BMS), protection equipment and often smarter energy management software. Batteries themselves are a major cost component, especially lithium-ion batteries, which significantly increase the project cost. Hybrid systems also involve more complex installation and wiring. However, they provide backup during power cuts, better energy independence and the ability to store excess solar power for evening use, which a normal GTI system cannot do.

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Gundappa Ranganath Viswanath
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Gundappa Ranganath Viswanath
Asked: April 19, 2024

Is there a provision where I can mount my solar panels on walls?

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    Manish Kumar
    Deputy Editor at Saur Energy International | Answer on May 6, 2024 at 5:41 pm

    Yes, Mounted solar panels are available in the market and are being used widely. BIPV (Building Integrated PV) for instance refers to panels that are used as substitutes for windows. Similarly, solar panels are being used on balcony’s now, besides for fencing as a solar fence. These options, while nRead more

    Yes, Mounted solar panels are available in the market and are being used widely. BIPV (Building Integrated PV) for instance refers to panels that are used as substitutes for windows. Similarly, solar panels are being used on balcony’s now, besides for fencing as a solar fence. These options, while not optimum in terms of generation, do help to provide you with a solar energy source in well irradiated areas.

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Ankur
Asked: September 30, 2024

What are the main issues that delay rooftop solar connections?

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    Deputy Editor at Saur Energy International | Answer on September 30, 2024 at 11:19 am

    The delay could be primarily at two end-one at the solar vendor end and other at the discom-level end. As per consumers' feedback, sometimes solar vendors delay the installation of the project due to lack of manpower or availability of raw materials while several times discoms delay the process in iRead more

    The delay could be primarily at two end-one at the solar vendor end and other at the discom-level end. As per consumers’ feedback, sometimes solar vendors delay the installation of the project due to lack of manpower or availability of raw materials while several times discoms delay the process in inspection of the rooftop system post installation, installation of net-meters, testing of meters and final commissioning of the project. However, several state electricity regulators are now issuing directives to streamline the process.

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Dipanwait Ghosh
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Dipanwait Ghosh
Asked: April 3, 2025

Which companies manufacture bifacial solar modules?

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    Team of Solar Faqs | Answer on April 3, 2025 at 5:55 pm

    There are multiple players in India who are making bifacial solar modules for the India market. You check the list of such companies in MNRE's Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) for more details.

    There are multiple players in India who are making bifacial solar modules for the India market. You check the list of such companies in MNRE’s Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) for more details.

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Amir
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Amir
Asked: May 28, 2024

Which type of solar is best for home?

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    Prasanna Singh
    Group Editor, Saur Energy International | Answer on May 28, 2024 at 11:07 am

    Monocrystalline (Mono-PERC) panels are the best for home use. They can reach efficiencies of over 22%. Bifacial modules in this category has increased efficiencies as they also generate solar power from its back side with reflection of sunlight on the roof surface.

    Monocrystalline (Mono-PERC) panels are the best for home use. They can reach efficiencies of over 22%. Bifacial modules in this category has increased efficiencies as they also generate solar power from its back side with reflection of sunlight on the roof surface.

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Dinesh
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Dinesh
Asked: December 10, 2024

What is meant by the efficiency of solar cells/solar modules

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    Manish Kumar
    Deputy Editor at Saur Energy International | Answer on December 10, 2024 at 12:10 pm

    The efficiency of solar cells (or solar modules at large) means the capacity of the item to capture the sunlight falling onto it and convert it into electrician energy. It is calculated by the total electrical output of the solar cells, divided by the incident solar power input under standard test cRead more

    The efficiency of solar cells (or solar modules at large) means the capacity of the item to capture the sunlight falling onto it and convert it into electrician energy. It is calculated by the total electrical output of the solar cells, divided by the incident solar power input under standard test conditions. The figures are then multiplied by 100. Different type of solar cells produce different level of efficiency based on the technologies used. For example mono-PERC cells are more efficient than polycrystalline cells. Similarly, TOPCon cells are more efficient than mono-PERC cells.

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Drishya
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Drishya
Asked: July 3, 2025

What wind speed should a solar mounting system withstand?

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    Team of Solar Faqs | Answer on July 3, 2025 at 3:43 pm

    Ask if your structure is designed to withstand wind speeds of at least 150 kmph, especially in high-risk areas like North India.

    Ask if your structure is designed to withstand wind speeds of at least 150 kmph, especially in high-risk areas like North India.

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