SolarOnn’s solar calculator for Jaipur turns a few property inputs into a clear planning estimate. We start with your monthly electricity bill—roughly mapping every ₹1,000 of spend to about 1 kW of rooftop capacity—then refine that size for residential, commercial, or industrial load patterns. If you know your monthly units (kWh), you can override bill-based sizing so capacity tracks actual consumption instead of spend alone.
Generation assumes a Jaipur baseline of roughly 1,500–1,700 units per kW per year, adjusted for city, roof direction, and roof type. South-facing roofs score highest; east and west remain strong for daytime loads; north-facing arrays are discounted. Optional roof area caps capacity when space is limited (about 80–100 sq ft of unshaded roof per kW). Editable tariff (₹/unit) converts generation into monthly and annual savings, while payback compares those savings with typical installed cost for your property type.
The calculator also recommends a suitable system type: on-grid for most grid-connected homes and offices chasing bill reduction with net metering; hybrid when industrial demand or higher bills suggest backup resilience; and off-grid only in rarer weak-grid scenarios. CO₂ reduction is derived from estimated annual generation using a standard grid emission factor. Use these figures to compare solar system size and ROI options, then book a free SolarOnn site survey for shading analysis, structure checks, and a custom EPC proposal— estimates here are guides, not final engineering quotes.
