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Every Avirat system is built from ALMM-listed panels, quality inverters, and proper electrical work — the three parts that decide how your system performs for 25 years.
The Three Types of Solar Systems for Home
Most homes in Gujarat choose between three system types. The right one depends on how reliable your grid supply is and whether you need backup.
1. On-Grid Solar System — the most popular choice
Connected to the PGVCL grid with net metering, an on-grid system offsets your electricity bill directly — extra power you generate is exported to the grid and credited back. It’s the most affordable type, qualifies for the full PM Surya Ghar subsidy, and suits homes where power cuts are rare.
2. Off-Grid Solar System — independence with battery
An off-grid system stores power in batteries, so your home runs even without a grid connection. It costs more because of the battery bank, but for farmhouses, remote properties, or areas with unreliable supply, it’s the honest answer.
3. Hybrid Solar System — the best of both
A hybrid system connects to the grid AND keeps battery backup — you save on your bill every day and stay powered during cuts. It’s become the fastest-growing choice for Gujarat homes that want savings plus security.
Everything We Install
Beyond home solar systems, we supply and install solar water pumps for farms, solar street lights, and solar dryers — each sized and quoted honestly for your use.
What Does a Solar System for Home Cost?
Here’s the straight answer most websites avoid.
For a typical Gujarat home, a 3kW on-grid system costs roughly ₹1.6–2 lakh before subsidy. After the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar subsidy, most families pay around ₹82,000–₹1.22 lakh out of pocket. Larger homes running ACs may need 5kW; smaller homes manage well on 2–3kW.
Solar panel prices in Gujarat vary with brand and technology — which is why two quotes for “3kW” can differ by ₹40,000. The cheaper quote usually hides non-ALMM panels (which disqualify your subsidy) or undersized structures.
We’ve written a detailed breakdown of real prices, component by component:
How to Choose the Best Solar System for Your Home
Three honest rules from our installation team:
1. Size for your bill, not your roof.
A bigger system isn’t better if you can’t use or export the power. Bring your last PGVCL bill to the site survey — that number decides your system size, not a salesperson’s target.
2. Insist on ALMM-listed equipment.
The PM Surya Ghar subsidy — up to ₹78,000 — is only paid on systems using government-approved (ALMM-listed) panels. We install Waaree, Adani, and Polycab for exactly this reason.
3. Judge the installer by year 10, not day 1.
Panels carry 25-year warranties, but a warranty is only as good as the company that has to honour it. Ask any installer how long they’ve operated and how many local installations they can show you.
Common Questions About Home Solar Systems
Not sure which system fits your home? Ask us — free, no pressure.
