How much solar system setup for running power a home might cost ?

Question

How much solar system setup for running power a home might costs ? I am from India and their are too many power cuts , so i have decided to setup solar system instead of buy a generetor or invertor , and can any one tell me which company in India supply Solar system setup for home

Answer 1

I think every one in india should use Solar system or some other renewable source of energy like wind mill power  

Answer 2

I don't know about companies in India, but what you might do is look around for someone who has a system, then ask where they got it.  If you have trouble finding anyone with a system, maybe it's not a very good deal.

If the home is in a less-developed area, and all you would be powering is a light, and a radio or TV at night, then you might get by with the kind of system they use in some parts of Africa.  It has a 40 or 80-watt panel, and basically a car battery.  The appliances run right off the battery, and no charger or other devices are used.  This sort of system costs $200-300 when implemented by a nonprofit organization - I don't know what the cost if you were to try to set it up, yourself.

On the other hand, it sounds like you're already connected to a power grid, and maybe already have a heavy appetite for energy in your house.  A solar system with batteries tends to cost about $15 a watt in the USA, when hundreds or thousands of watts are involved.  A system for a modest off-grid cabin will cost anywhere from $5000 to $30000, depending on the size.

Answer 3

I built my own solar panel to power things at my house and cut down on the electricity bills. It was actually really easy and I built it in one weekend.

Definitely saved some money over those expensive systems that cost 1000's.

Check out the plans I used here:

http://energyfromhome.com/link.html

Answer 4

Hello

We are a professional  solar panel factory in China .

Well ,you need to tell us your details ,like how big is your house etc

you can see some product details in www.shinesolar.net

you can read a lot of articles about solar in that site also