Installation
Solar panel installation in Kochi & Ernakulam
From the first survey to the day KSEB signs off: the whole sequence, handled by one team.
Free site survey · written proposal in 24 hours
- One team, roof and electrical
- Zero advance
- Paperwork handled
The short answer
What does solar panel installation actually involve?
Installation is the on-site stage: the mounting structure is fabricated and fixed to your roof, panels are mounted, DC and AC cabling is run, the inverter, DCDB, ACDB and surge protection are installed, an earthing pit is made, and the system is tested before KSEB fits the bi-directional meter and the system is commissioned.
One team does the roof work and the electrical work. That matters because most of the problems that show up later – leaks around fixings, undersized cable, poor earthing – sit exactly on the boundary where two separate contractors would hand over to each other.
Stage by stage
What actually happens, in order
Site survey
A physical visit: roof measurement, shade study, meter and load check.
Written proposal
System size, component list and the subsidy you qualify for, in writing.
Registration & approvals
National Portal registration and the KSEB feasibility application.
Installation
Mounting structure and electrical work by the same team, so nothing is handed over mid-job.
Switch-on
Net meter installed, system commissioned and handed over.
Support
Generation checks and the subsidy claim followed through to disbursal.
What is included
Everything in scope
Structure
✓ Mounting structure designed for your roof type
✓ Waterproofing at every penetration
✓ Cable routing and containment
Electrical
✓ DC and AC cabling, protection and earthing
✓ Inverter mounting and commissioning
✓ Net meter coordination with KSEB
Paperwork
✓ National Portal registration
✓ KSEB feasibility and net-metering agreement
✓ Subsidy claim followed to disbursal
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Questions
Installation, answered
For a domestic rooftop system the on-site work is typically two to three days once approvals are in place. The overall timeline is usually driven by the KSEB feasibility approval and meter installation rather than by the installation itself.
It should not, and preventing it is a large part of doing the job properly. On tiled roofs the mounting has to follow the tile profile and preserve the water path; on RCC slabs the penetrations must be sealed correctly.
Yes. One team does the mounting structure and the electrical installation. If a roof needs strengthening or repair first, we say so at survey rather than after.
The system is tested, the KSEB bi-directional meter is in place, monitoring is activated and you are shown how to read your own generation.
Next step
Book the survey.
One visit establishes roof, shade, meter and load. No obligation.
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