Hybrid Solar
A Hybrid system connects to the grid like an On Grid setup, but adds a battery for backup. You get net metering and the day-to-day savings of grid-tied solar, and when the grid fails the battery keeps your essential circuits running. It is the most flexible option, and the usual choice where power cuts are frequent but the grid is still available.
Key Benefits
- Power cuts stop mattering — the battery takes over instantly.
- Still exports surplus to the grid and earns net metering credits.
- Smart inverter decides automatically between solar, battery and grid.
- Battery can be sized to just the essentials to keep the cost down.
- Replaces a diesel generator and an inverter/UPS in one system.
How It Works
Solar powers the home
Daytime generation runs your load first, exactly like an On Grid system.
Surplus charges battery
Extra power tops up the battery before anything is exported.
Then exports to grid
Once the battery is full, the remaining surplus goes to the grid for credit.
Battery covers outages
If the grid drops, the inverter switches to battery in milliseconds.
Ideal For
- Homes with frequent power cuts
- Clinics, labs and shops that cannot stop
- Anyone replacing a diesel generator
- Households wanting savings plus backup
Estimated Pricing
Indicative system cost by size. Your free site survey confirms exact pricing for your roof.
| System Size | Est. Cost | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|
| 1 kW | ₹81,000 – ₹93,150 | Home |
| 2 kW | ₹1,62,000 – ₹1,86,300 | Home |
| 3 kW | ₹2,43,000 – ₹2,79,450 | Large home / small shop |
| 5 kW | ₹4,05,000 – ₹4,65,750 | Large home / small shop |
| 10 kW | ₹8,10,000 – ₹9,31,500 | Commercial |
Frequently Asked Questions
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