KYSUNSOLAR ENERGY

POWERING A BRIGHTER TOMORROW

The future is
bright.
Make it solar.

Turn everyday sunshine into a better way to power your home and business.

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20+ projects. Just 3 months.
A growing footprint. A lasting commitment.

THE SOURCE OF SOMETHING BETTER 01 / ∞
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ONE SUN.
ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
28.4595° N
77.0266° E
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For your home For your business Safe & reliable installation A more sustainable tomorrow

FIND YOUR SOLAR FIT

Your electricity bill.
Your solar potential.

Find an indicative rooftop solar size in kW. Use your average bill, or enter the electricity units shown on it for a better estimate.

Use a typical bill, ideally based on 12 months of usage. One electricity unit = 1 kWh.

₹8 is an example, not your utility’s tariff. Enter your average energy rate.

For this bill period: fixed charges, taxes, arrears or other charges.

Slab tariffs, subsidies and bill adjustments can distort a rupee-based estimate. Use actual units whenever possible.

INDICATIVE PLANNING SIZE

3.5 kW

Calculated capacity range: 2.53.13 kW

Planning size uses 120 units/month per kW, rounded up to the next 0.5 kW. Final panel and inverter sizes may differ.

375Estimated units used / month
~35Indicative shade-free roof area

At this planning size: roughly 420525 units generated per month under the stated assumptions.

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How is this estimate calculated?

From a bill: monthly units = (bill amount − non-energy charges) ÷ average energy rate ÷ number of months.

From units: monthly units = units on your bill ÷ number of months.

Solar size: monthly units ÷ 150 to monthly units ÷ 120 gives the indicative kW range. For example, a ₹3,000 monthly energy bill at ₹8/unit is 375 units: about 2.5–3.13 kW, with a rounded planning size of 3.5 kW.

We use 120–150 units/month per kW and around 10 m² of shade-free roof per kW as rough planning assumptions, based on NDMC’s rooftop solar FAQs ↗. These are not a site-specific generation forecast.

kW measures power; kWh measures electricity used or generated. kV measures voltage and is not the unit for solar system size. This estimates solar capacity to offset electricity use, not your sanctioned connection load, battery size or backup needs. Actual output and bill savings depend on location, season, shading, roof orientation, losses, daytime use and local net-metering rules. Final sizing requires a site survey and utility approval where applicable.

01 — COMPANY PROFILE

Fresh energy.
A clear purpose.

We are Kysun Solar. A growing solar energy business helping homes and businesses take their next step towards clean power.

Based in Gurugram, Haryana, we bring a personal approach to solar solutions, with a focus on safe installation, dependable service and ongoing support.

Our ambition is simple: make the move to solar feel clear, practical and worthwhile.

20+

Successfully delivered projects

3

Months of recent delivery

RECENT INSTALLATION

300 kW.
Delivered by Kysun Solar.

A recent 300 kW rooftop solar installation by our company. Explore the completed panel array through these photographs from the project.

02 — OUR VISION

A brighter future
starts on your rooftop.

Our vision is to make clean solar energy a practical choice for more homes and businesses—building a future where everyday energy needs go hand in hand with a healthier planet.

Be part of the change

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Your roof has potential.
Let’s put it to work.

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