Switching to Solar PV (Photovoltaic) helps you reduce your monthly electricity bills, protect against rising energy costs, and contribute to a greener environment. Solar energy is clean, renewable, and sustainable — allowing you to generate your own power while lowering your carbon footprint. Over time, the system pays for itself through energy savings and potential rebates or incentives.

Switching to Solar PV (Photovoltaic) helps you reduce your monthly electricity bills, protect against rising energy costs, and contribute to a greener environment. Solar energy is clean, renewable, and sustainable — allowing you to generate your own power while lowering your carbon footprint. Over time, the system pays for itself through energy savings and potential rebates or incentives.

Yes, the direction and angle of your roof can affect the solar panel performance. In Malaysia, south-facing roofs generally receive the most sunlight throughout the year. However, even east- or west-facing roofs can still generate strong output with proper design. Our team will assess your roof’s orientation and shading conditions to provide the most efficient system layout.

You can easily monitor your system’s performance through a mobile app or online portal connected to your inverter. It displays real-time data such as energy production, system status, and savings. Our team also conducts routine performance checks and maintenance to ensure your system runs efficiently at all times.

No, no hacking is required. The inverter connection is handled through proper electrical cabling and conduit routing, following TNB and SEDA Malaysia installation standards. Our certified installers ensure a clean, safe, and non-invasive setup without damaging your property.

No, when installed correctly by certified professionals, solar panels will not damage your roof. In fact, they can protect the covered area from direct sunlight and rain, extending your roof’s lifespan. Our installation process includes high-quality mounting systems and proper waterproofing to prevent any potential leaks.

No, solar power systems do not emit harmful radiation. The electricity generated is direct current (DC), which is completely safe. All components, including the inverter, comply with international safety standards and undergo strict testing to ensure they are safe for home use.