What we do

Everything you need to go solar.

One accountable team — from the first KSEB form to the day your meter spins backwards.

Rows of solar panels feeding a hybrid battery storage system

Hybrid solar solution.

Solar, grid and battery storage together — savings by day, backup the moment the grid drops.

Electric vehicle plugged into a charging point

Solar EV charging.

Home and commercial EV charging points, run off your own roof instead of the meter.

Brands

Equipment we fit and service.

Which name goes on your roof matters less than whether someone can attend a fault in your district. These are the manufacturers we install, and whose service networks reach Malappuram.

  • Solar panels
  • Solar panels
  • Inverters
  • Inverters
  • Inverters, batteries
  • Batteries
  • Microinverters
  • Hybrid inverters
Equipment

How to read a solar quote.

Two quotes for the same system size can differ by a third, and the difference is almost never the panels alone. This is what the line items mean, and which of them actually decide how the system performs in ten years.

Panels

What the specification sheet means.

Almost all rooftop panels sold in India today are monocrystalline silicon. Within that, two construction details do most of the work. PERC — passivated emitter and rear cell — adds a reflective layer behind the cell so light that would have passed straight through gets a second chance to be absorbed. Half-cut cells split each cell in two, halving the current through each and with it the resistive losses, which also makes the panel more tolerant of partial shading.

Wattage per panel has been climbing steadily, which matters mostly because it changes how many panels fit your roof rather than how much energy you get per square foot. Two arrays of the same total kilowatt rating generate broadly the same annual energy regardless of whether they are made of many small panels or fewer large ones.

The number worth asking about is the temperature coefficient. Silicon loses output as it heats, and a Kerala rooftop in April is hot. A panel with a shallower temperature coefficient gives up less on exactly the days when the sun is strongest.

Warranties

Two warranties, and they are not the same.

Panels carry two. The product warranty covers manufacturing defects and typically runs 10–12 years. The performance warranty is a separate promise that the panel will still produce some stated percentage of its rated output after 25 years or more. A quote advertising "25 year warranty" is usually quoting the second and saying nothing about the first.

Inverter warranties vary far more than panel warranties — from around five years to over a decade, often with the option to extend at purchase. Since the inverter is the component most likely to need attention during the system's life, this is the warranty worth reading closely.

Whatever the terms, they are only as good as the company honouring them. A 25-year promise from a manufacturer without an Indian service presence is a document, not a guarantee.

Inverters

The component that decides your decade.

The inverter converts DC from the panels into the AC your house and the grid use, and it is where most system faults eventually appear. Conversion efficiencies across reputable brands sit close enough together that they rarely decide anything; what decides the outcome is whether someone can attend a fault in your district and whether replacement parts exist locally.

String inverters, where a whole array feeds one unit, are the standard and the most economical choice for an unshaded roof. Where a roof is broken up by shading, orientation changes or obstructions, module-level electronics — optimisers or microinverters — let each panel work independently instead of dragging the string down to the weakest member. They cost more, and on a clear simple roof they buy very little.

Delta fits Tier-1 equipment and names the exact make and model in the quote before you commit, so you can check the warranty and the service network yourself rather than taking our word for it.

Structure and installation

The part nobody compares on price.

Mounting structure, cabling, earthing and surge protection are where quotes quietly diverge, because they are the parts a customer cannot easily evaluate. They are also the parts that determine whether an array survives a Kerala monsoon and whether your roof stays watertight around the fixings.

Corrosion is the long game here. Coastal and high-humidity installations punish under-specified structures, and a structure chosen to win a price comparison will show it well before the panels it carries reach end of life.

Ask any installer, including us, what the mounting structure is made of, how roof penetrations are sealed, and what surge and earthing protection is included. A quote that will not answer those questions in writing is not a cheaper quote — it is a less complete one.

₹53,000–₹72,000 per kW
installed cost before subsidy — the bigger the system, the lower the rate
About 1,460 kWh per kW per year
typical on-grid generation in Kerala
About 100 sq ft per kW
usable, unshaded roof area

These are planning averages, not a quotation. Orientation, shading, roof condition and the tariff you actually pay all move the result — which is what the site survey is for.

Last reviewed 2026-08-28

Delta

Energy in a few
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₹78,000

Govt subsidy, direct to your bank

up to 90%

Reduction in KSEB bill

25+

Panel performance warranty

4–7 yrs

Typical payback period

Questions

Questions about what we install.

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  • If you want the lowest bill and already cope with outages, on-grid is the cheapest route to that. If outages are the problem you actually want solved, hybrid adds battery backup at a higher cost per kW. Shops, offices and factories almost always start on-grid, because the load runs in daylight, when the panels do.

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