FAQ

Solar panels installed on your rooftop capture sunlight and convert it into electricity through an inverter. This powers your home or business appliances, helping reduce dependency on WAPDA and cutting down your energy bills.

Yes, panels generate electricity even on cloudy days, though at lower efficiency. At night, solar panels don’t work — but your system can rely on batteries or switch to the grid (WAPDA) automatically.

Multan receives excellent sunlight year-round. Most of our clients save between 50% to 80% on their electricity bills. On average, a system pays for itself in 4–5 years, depending on your usage.

If you have a rooftop or open space that gets at least 5–6 hours of direct sunlight daily, your site is ideal. We offer free site surveys in Multan and nearby areas to evaluate your property’s suitability.

It depends.

For on-grid systems, batteries are not necessary.

For backup support during loadshedding or outages, we recommend a hybrid system with batteries.

We offer both options based on your needs and budget.