A rooftop solar system is one of the few home improvements that pays you back every month. For most Sri Lankan households, the panels quietly cover the daytime load – the fridge, the pumps, the fans – and export whatever is left over to the grid.
The systems on this page range from 5kW installations on family homes to 20kW setups for larger properties with heavier consumption. There is no standard size, and we do not sell one. We size each system to the household’s actual monthly units and available roof space, which is what the free site assessment is for.
Battery storage is optional. Many of our customers add it after living through an island-wide outage and deciding once was enough. Browse the case studies below to see real homes, real system sizes, and in several cases the homeowners describing the experience themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size solar system does a typical Sri Lankan home need?
Most households fall between 5kW and 10kW, though larger homes with heavy air-conditioning use may need 20kW or more. We confirm the right size during a free site assessment.
How much can I save with residential solar?
Savings depend on system size and how much electricity you use during daylight hours. Request a free assessment for a personalised estimate.
Do residential systems include battery storage?
Battery storage is optional and can be added for backup power during outages.
Will my system keep working during a power cut?
Only if it includes battery storage. A standard grid-tied system shuts down during an outage; a hybrid system with batteries keeps your home running.