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Before installing a grid tie solar system, site feasibility check is the most important step.
Skipping this can lead to poor performance, rejection in approvals, or safety risks.

In this Eastman Technical Masterclass, our Technical Expert Advisor explains how to properly check site feasibility before installing a grid tie solar system. This video helps homeowners, building owners, factory managers, and installers evaluate load requirements, roof condition, structural strength, and net metering paperwork step by step.

⚙️ What You’ll Learn in This Video:
• How to calculate required solar system capacity
• Why past electricity bills matter
• Understanding daytime load behavior
• Roof area requirement per kilowatt
• Ideal roof direction and tilt angle in India
• Shadow analysis basics
• Structural load bearing considerations
• Grid voltage and connection point checks
• Net metering documentation and approval process
• Future expansion planning

📊 Load & Capacity Planning Explained Simply:
• Check last 6 to 12 months electricity bills
• Identify average monthly unit consumption
• Note peak load in kilowatts
• Grid tie systems work only during daytime
• Example: 30 units daily consumption may suit a 5-kilowatt system generating around 20 units per day

🏠 Roof & Structural Conditions:
• Minimum 100 square feet area required per kilowatt
• Shadow free area between 9 am to 3 pm
• South facing roof is ideal in India
• Recommended tilt angle between 10 to 30 degrees
• Solar structure weight is approximately 15 to 20 kilograms per square meter
• Check roof strength especially for old buildings or metal sheet roofs

⚡ Grid & Electrical Checks:
• Stable grid supply is mandatory
• Grid tie inverter does not work without grid
• Monitor voltage fluctuation to avoid inverter tripping
• Proper earthing and neutral system is essential
• Maintain safe cable routing with proper conduit

📄 Net Metering & Documentation:
• Net metering allows export of extra power to grid
• Required documents may include:
• Latest electricity bill
• ID proof
• Property ownership proof
• System design layout
• Inverter and panel datasheet
• Installer empanelment certificate
• Approval process typically takes 2 to 4 weeks
• Final meter installation is done by DISCOM team

💡 Why Site Feasibility Check Matters:
Correct feasibility assessment ensures optimal system sizing, safe installation, faster approval, and maximum savings. A proper site survey prevents underperformance and avoids future expansion issues.

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