Why Choose Zolar for Hybrid Solar
A hybrid system combines the economics of on grid solar with the security of battery backup. It exports surplus to the grid, stores energy for critical loads and keeps your lights on during power cuts automatically.
- Savings and Backup in One System
- Seamless Switchover During Outages
- Net Metering on Surplus Power
- Can Replace Inverters and DG Sets
- Smart Modes to Prioritise Savings or Backup
- Lithium Battery Bank with App Monitoring
What's Included
Daytime
Solar powers your loads and charges the batteries.
Export
Surplus power can be exported to the grid through net metering.
Power Cuts
The hybrid inverter switches to battery in milliseconds when the grid fails.
Good to Know
Upfront cost is higher than on grid, and battery size depends on your critical loads.
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Everything you need to know about going solar: costs, subsidy, approvals and maintenance.
For homes, an on grid system typically costs ₹55,000 to ₹70,000 per kW before subsidy, depending on brand, structure height and site conditions. Commercial and industrial systems cost less per kW thanks to scale. Use our solar calculator for an instant estimate, then book a free site assessment for an exact quote.
Residential consumers get ₹30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and ₹18,000 for the 3rd kW, up to ₹78,000 for systems of 3 kW and above. Special category states and UTs receive higher amounts. Housing societies can also claim support for common facilities. We file and track your subsidy end to end.
You need roughly 80 to 100 sq. ft of shadow free area per kW. A 5 kW home system needs about 400 to 500 sq. ft. Elevated structures let you keep using the terrace underneath.
Homes typically recover their investment in 3 to 5 years after subsidy, and commercial users in 3 to 4 years thanks to higher tariffs. With panels lasting 25+ years, you enjoy two decades of nearly free electricity.
No. For safety, on grid inverters shut down when the grid fails so no power flows back to linemen. If you need backup, choose a hybrid system with batteries, which keeps critical loads running automatically.
Tier 1 modules come with a 25 to 30 year performance warranty and typically degrade only ~0.5% a year. Inverters usually last 10 to 15 years.