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NVH Solar — Rooftop Solar in Rajasthan

Plan residential and commercial solar with bill review, roof survey, transparent equipment scope, DISCOM support and site-specific estimates.

  • Bill and roof review
  • Written technical scope
  • Safety and approval checks
  • Monitoring and service
Site survey inputs

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Electricity bill
Units, tariff and sanctioned load
Roof or site
Shadow, access, structure and cable route
Written scope
Equipment, safety, approvals and exclusions
Estimate with verified inputs

Model solar savings from your bill and site

Illustrative results depend on tariff, generation, self-consumption, subsidy eligibility, financing, downtime and maintenance. Use the calculator as a planning tool, then confirm the inputs during survey.

Current
Policy check
Verify official sources
Site-based
Generation estimate
Roof and shadow inputs
Written
Price scope
Components and exclusions
Your 25-year solar journey
Step 1

Review bill and loads

Use monthly units, tariff, sanctioned load and future demand to compare suitable capacities.

Inputs
Step 2

Survey the site

Measure shadow-free area, roof condition, meter access, structure and cable route.

Feasibility
Step 3

Compare documented scenarios

Review generation, cost, subsidy dependency, tariff and maintenance assumptions.

Estimate
Step 4

Confirm the written scope

Finalize equipment, safety, approvals, exclusions, monitoring and service responsibilities.

Decision
Use your numbers

Build an indicative solar estimate

Calculator results remain indicative until site and bill inputs are verified.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A 1 kW system costs approximately ₹60,000–₹75,000, a 3 kW system ₹1.8–₹2.1 lakh and a 5 kW system ₹2.8–₹3.3 lakh — all before subsidy. After the PM Surya Ghar subsidy (up to ₹78,000 for residential) your net cost drops by 25–40%.
In Rajasthan every 1 kWp of solar generates 1,500–1,800 kWh per year (4–5 units per day). So a 3 kW system produces 12–15 units/day — roughly ₹3,000–₹4,000 worth of electricity per month at residential tariffs.
Yes — solar actually peaks in summer. Rajasthan averages 5.5–6.2 peak sun hours per day, and our modules are rated to 85°C operation. Slight temperature-coefficient loss above 35°C ambient is more than compensated by longer daylight hours.
For residential rooftop: site survey (day 1), DISCOM application (days 2–10), installation (2–3 days), commissioning and net-metering (days 15–25). Total: 3–4 weeks from advance payment to your first solar unit.
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is a central scheme offering up to ₹78,000 subsidy for residential rooftop solar (₹30k for 1 kW, ₹60k for 2 kW, ₹78k for 3+ kW). The subsidy is credited directly to your bank account post-commissioning.
Any residential DISCOM consumer who owns the rooftop (individuals, not renters) and applies on pmsuryaghar.gov.in before installation. Commercial, industrial and housing-society plants are not eligible — they use accelerated depreciation instead.
25–30 years linear performance warranty (panels still produce 84–87% power after 25 years) plus 12 years product warranty on tier-1 panels like Adani, Waaree, Tata, Vikram and Premier. Inverters carry 5–10 years warranty depending on brand.
Minimal. Panels need cleaning every 2–4 weeks in Rajasthan's dusty climate (more during dust-storm season). NVH Solar offers 5-year free cleaning & AMC with every installation, and monthly/quarterly AMC for existing plants.
No — a properly installed mounting structure uses pre-cast concrete ballasts or chemical-anchored fasteners with EPDM / bitumen sealing. NVH Solar provides a written no-leakage guarantee on every residential installation.
Yes technically, but you need the landlord's written permission for the installation and net-metering connection. You also can't claim the PM Surya Ghar subsidy in a rented property — the DISCOM account holder and rooftop owner must match.
Under Rajasthan net-metering, surplus units are credited to your account at a flat ₹/unit and carried forward for up to 12 months. Most homes in Rajasthan with a well-sized system zero out the bill entirely and bank a small credit each summer.
On-grid sends surplus to the grid (cheapest, no backup during outages). Off-grid uses batteries (no grid connection, full autonomy). Hybrid is on-grid + battery — net-metering credit plus backup power. Hybrid is most common in Rajasthan homes today.
You apply to your DISCOM (JVVNL, JdVVNL or AVVNL). The application needs your sanctioned-load details, site layout, module datasheet and a non-refundable fee. NVH Solar handles the entire filing, approval and meter-swap on your behalf.
Yes. NVH Solar partners with SBI, HDFC, Tata Capital and Ecofy for rooftop solar loans — typical terms are 8.9–10.5% interest, 3–7 year tenure, zero down-payment. EMIs often cost less than the electricity bill you're replacing.
Absolutely. Commercial tariffs in Rajasthan are ₹8–11/kWh; solar delivers ₹3.5–₹5/kWh. Add 40% accelerated depreciation in year 1 and payback drops to 3–4 years, with 20+ years of free power after that.
A solar carport is a steel/aluminium structure over a parking area, with solar panels forming the roof. It shades vehicles from Rajasthan's heat and generates electricity overhead — ideal for malls, societies, factories and hotels.

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NVH Solar — Rooftop Solar in Rajasthan

Quick answer: NVH Solar plans rooftop solar in Rajasthan for homes and businesses, with Jaipur as the priority market. Start with the electricity bill, roof survey and a written system scope, then use current official subsidy and DISCOM information before approving a proposal.

Start with the right authority page

Rooftop solar installation in Jaipur is the main residential installation guide. Use the Jaipur solar price guide for cost questions and the Jaipur installer-selection guide to compare companies.

Businesses should use commercial solar installation in Jaipur. Farmhouse owners can review farmhouse solar system planning. Subsidy and policy questions belong on the PM Surya Ghar Rajasthan guide.

Plan before requesting a quote

Keep recent bills, sanctioned load, roof photographs, property access and expected future loads ready. Use the solar calculator for an indicative estimate and book a free site survey before finalizing equipment or price.


Sources, review date and limitations


Policy and process references were reviewed from the official PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar portal and the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission regulations library. Current eligibility, subsidy release, metering, export credit and approval timelines remain subject to the official portal, RERC and the consumer's DISCOM.


Last reviewed: 20 July 2026. Author and reviewer: NVH Solar technical team. Prices, generation, savings and payback are indicative until the electricity bill, tariff, sanctioned load, roof, shadow and final equipment scope are verified.