Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about solar panels, installation, or pricing?
We’ve compiled answers to the most common queries to help you make informed energy decisions.

1. What is the recovery period of my investment?

INB Solar Pakistan provides a complete IRR‑based financial feasibility analysis, based on a detailed site assessment, which outlines the payback period and financial metrics related to the project.

A simple cleaning process is required to maintain the solar PV modules. The cleaning schedule depends on site conditions and is recommended by the certified technical team of INB Solar Pakistan.

Space requirements depend on terrain and module tilt. On a smooth surface, you typically need about 110 to 150 sq ft per kW.

Once installed, you can monitor your system remotely via a web portal—simply log in from anywhere with an internet connection to view your daily energy usage.

Yes. Modern solar systems allow integration of heavy appliances—including ACs—into your solar setup.

Yes. Solar panels still generate power through diffused sunlight on cloudy days, although output may be reduced compared to clear skies.

Yes. Pakistan receives high solar irradiance, making it one of the most suitable countries for solar energy development.

Excess energy can either be fed back into the national grid under net‑metering or, in off‑grid setups, used to charge batteries for later use.

INB Solar Pakistan conducts a thorough structural analysis before proposal. For concrete rooftops, weight-bearing is usually not an issue; for corrugated steel or other types, load capacity is carefully assessed.

Yes. All systems and equipment used by INB Solar Pakistan are fully approved by the Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB) of Pakistan.

Yes. Upon bank approval, financing is available up to 1 MW (and up to 20 kW for residential systems).

Absolutely. INB Solar Pakistan designs customized solar solutions tailored to the customer’s objectives.

Solar PV systems offered by INB Solar Pakistan have a lifespan of approximately 25 years.

This myth stems from issues such as:

  • Low product quality

  • Untrained technicians or improper installation

  • Poor design practices

INB Solar Pakistan avoids these pitfalls through the use of Tier‑1 products, skilled engineers, and best‑practice design and installation.

  • Traditional fossil fuels involve destructive extraction, transportation, and exhaustion of resources.

  • Solar energy is infinite and free—after you’ve paid for your system, it essentially provides free energy thereafter.

  • Fossil fuel dependency leads to price volatility and geopolitical instability. Solar energy offers independence and long‑term economic stability.