Use your own solar energy
Power suitable daytime loads with electricity generated on your roof, reducing the amount you need to buy from the grid.
SOLAR THAT FITS YOUR EVERYDAY
Your roof.
Your roof.
Your sunshine.
Your energy future.
Make your home part of a brighter Bangladesh.
Explore a solar system designed around your electricity use, available roof space and plans for the future—with battery options when backup matters.
Backed by Electrifying Australia
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A SMARTER USE OF SUNSHINE
Start with how your home uses energy.
Thoughtful design. Clear choices.
WHY HOME SOLAR?
More possibilities.
More possibilities.
From the roof you already have.
Solar is most useful when it matches your home’s real energy needs. Start with the benefits that matter to you.
Plan for essential backup
Add a compatible battery and backup design to support selected appliances during outages. Standard grid-tied solar alone does not provide backup.
Think beyond today
Discuss future appliances, changing household needs and possible battery additions before choosing equipment.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
One home.
One home.
Different ways to go solar.
Choose an option below to understand what it offers. Final recommendations depend on a site assessment.
Choose around your usage,
not just your roof size.
MAKE THE MOST OF DAYLIGHT
Solar for your daytime needs.
A grid-connected system converts sunlight into electricity for your home. The grid supplies the shortfall when solar generation is not enough.
- Useful when you can run more appliances during daylight
- Battery storage is not included in this option
- Normally shuts down during a grid outage
Ask how generation compares with your daytime usage.
Any grid-export arrangement must be confirmed with your utility.
Talk through this option ↗
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A complete system.
Every part has a purpose.
Every part has a purpose.
UNDERSTAND YOUR SYSTEM
More than panels.
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More than panels.
A connected solution.
Solar panels
Convert sunlight into DC electricity. Panel selection and layout depend on roof space, shading and the proposed system.
Inverter & monitoring
The inverter converts solar electricity for household use. Compatible monitoring helps you understand generation and system performance.
Mounting & electrical protection
A suitable mounting arrangement, cabling, isolation and protective devices form part of the installation design.
Optional battery & backup
Stores energy for later use. Backup needs compatible equipment and a clearly defined set of supported circuits.
POWER CUTS: KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
Solar generation.
Solar generation.
Backup by design.
Solar panels do not automatically keep your home running during an outage. Backup capability must be designed into the system.
What would you like to keep running?
Lights
Fans
Wi-Fi router
Selected sockets
Refrigerator*
*Starting power and appliance compatibility must be checked.
Capacity is only part of the answer.
Usable battery energy affects runtime. Inverter power, appliance starting loads, battery charge and reserve settings affect what can run together.
Discuss my backup needs ↗
Air conditioners, pumps and electric cooking can require
substantially more power. Whole-home backup should never be assumed.
BEFORE WE DESIGN
Is your home
Is your home
ready for solar?
A site assessment brings roof conditions, electrical requirements and your usage together.
Roof & structure
Usable area, roof condition, structural suitability and secure mounting locations.
Sunlight & shading
Nearby buildings, trees and rooftop obstacles that may reduce solar generation.
Access & permissions
Safe installation access and approval from the property owner or building management where relevant.
Electrical setup
Your distribution board, meter, cable routes and any required electrical upgrades.
Live in an apartment?
Shared roof access, ownership arrangements and the building’s electrical setup need to be reviewed before a system can be proposed.
FROM FIRST QUESTION TO HANDOVER
A clear path
A clear path
to your home solar system.
Understand each stage before moving ahead.
Consultation
Share your electricity bills, property details and priorities.
Site assessment
Review roof conditions, shading, access and the electrical setup.
Design & proposal
Review equipment, scope, pricing, assumptions and warranty terms.
Install & hand over
Complete installation, testing and any required connection steps, then explain operation and support.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Home solar.
Home solar.
Your questions answered.
A useful starting point before your personalised assessment.
How much will my system cost?
Cost depends on system size, equipment, roof conditions, electrical work and battery requirements. Ask for an itemised proposal that identifies inclusions, exclusions and any additional work.
How much could I save?
Savings depend on solar output, daytime self-consumption, electricity tariffs and system costs. Any export benefit depends on an applicable utility arrangement. Estimates should clearly state assumptions and cannot guarantee future savings.
Does solar still generate on cloudy days?
Panels can generate electricity in cloudy weather, but output is usually lower. Weather, shading, panel orientation and system condition all affect generation.
Can I add a battery later?
Possibly, but compatibility is not automatic. Discuss inverter capability, battery options, backup requirements and potential future installation work before choosing your initial system.
What maintenance and warranty support should I expect?
Monitor performance and follow manufacturer maintenance guidance. Use qualified professionals for roof access and electrical work. Review product, performance and installation warranty terms separately, including exclusions and how to request support.
What should I prepare for an enquiry?
Recent electricity bills, your city or area, approximate roof details and a list of important appliances are a helpful start. Tell us whether your priority is daytime generation, backup or both.
LET’S START WITH YOUR HOME
Your solar journey.
Request a personalised quote ↗
Your solar journey.
A thoughtful first step.
Tell us about your property, electricity use and what you want your system to do.
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