2 kW · Subsidy sweet spot

2 kW solar system in Kochi & Ernakulam

about 2,800 units a year. 140 – 180 sq ft of shade-free roof. Suits a monthly KSEB bill of roughly ₹1,500 – ₹1,900.

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4 × 550 W
Panels
140 – 180 sq ft
Roof needed
about 2,800 units
Generates
₹1,500 – ₹1,900
Suits a bill of

Is it right for you

Is a 2 kW solar system right for my property?

A 2 kW system uses 4 × 550 W panels, needs 140 – 180 sq ft of shade-free roof, and generates about 2,800 units a year in Kerala: about 230 units a month as an annual average. It typically suits a two-bedroom home with one air conditioner used occasionally, or a household whose bill sits in the middle KSEB slabs. A site survey confirms the size against your actual KSEB bills and usable roof area before anything is recommended.

2 kW still attracts the full ₹30,000 per kW rate, so the subsidy per kilowatt is at its highest at this size.

WORK IT OUT

Put in one KSEB bill.

One question, one answer: how many kilowatts of solar does your home actually need?

  System size matched to your actual consumption

  Your exact PM Surya Ghar subsidy entitlement

  Expected monthly generation and roof area needed

₹10,500

saved per kW, every year

Based on 1,400 units per kW per year at KSEB’s upper slab rates of ₹6.75–8.00 a unit. A 3 kW system generates about 4,200 units and saves roughly ₹31,500 a year.

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*Generally an amount you receive for your residential or commercial bill.

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2 kW in figures

What a 2 kW system is, in numbers

System

Capacity

2 kW grid-tied

Panels

4 × 550 W

Inverter

2 kW string

Shade-free roof

140 – 180 sq ft
Output & scheme

Monthly average

about 230 units

Yearly

about 2,800 units

Suits a monthly bill of

₹1,500 – ₹1,900

PM Surya Ghar subsidy

₹60,000

2 kW still attracts the full ₹30,000 per kW rate, so the subsidy per kilowatt is at its highest at this size.

Questions

2 kW, answered

Who does this size suit?

A two-bedroom home with one air conditioner used occasionally, or a household whose bill sits in the middle kseb slabs.

What will it generate?

about 2,800 units a year in Kerala, about about 230 units a month as an annual average.

How much roof does it need?

140 – 180 sq ft that stays clear of shade through the day. Measured on site, not estimated.

What subsidy applies?

₹60,000.

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Next step

Confirm a 2 kW system on your roof.

A free survey settles roof area, shade and sanctioned load before anything is put in writing.