“Top 5 Myths About Solar Energy – Debunked!”

🤔 Introduction

Despite growing awareness and government support, many people still hesitate to install solar systems due to common misconceptions. At Exdells India Pvt. Ltd., we believe in empowering our customers with accurate information. In this blog, we bust the top 5 myths about solar energy and reveal the truth behind them.

❌ Myth 1: “Solar Systems Don’t Work in Cloudy or Rainy Weather”

✅ Fact: Solar panels do work on cloudy days. They may generate slightly less energy, but they still produce electricity even when the sun isn't visible. Modern solar panels are designed to absorb diffuse sunlight, making them effective year-round.

❌ Myth 2: “Solar Power is Too Expensive”

✅ Fact: With the PM Surya Ghar Yojana, solar has become extremely affordable. You can get a subsidy of up to ₹78,000 on your installation. Plus, solar saves you money every month by reducing your electricity bill.

❌ Myth 3: “Solar Panels Require Constant Maintenance”

✅ Fact: Solar panels are low-maintenance. Occasional cleaning and yearly inspections are usually enough. Most systems have warranties of 20–25 years, and our team at Exdells ensures easy upkeep.

❌ Myth 4: “Solar Panels Will Damage My Roof”

✅ Fact: Not true! In fact, solar panels protect your roof from harsh sunlight and weather. When installed professionally (like by our certified technicians), there is no damage to your structure—only added value.

❌ Myth 5: “Solar Power Can’t Run All Appliances”

✅ Fact: A properly sized solar system can run all your major appliances, including ACs, geysers, and refrigerators. With net metering, you can even export excess electricity to the grid and earn credits.

🌞 Final Thoughts

Don't let these outdated beliefs stop you from embracing clean, affordable solar energy. At Exdells India Pvt. Ltd., we offer trusted solar and electrical solutions backed by years of experience and government authorization.

📩 Still unsure? Contact us today for a personalized solar consultation—no myths, just facts.