Loss Breakdown
(Total 14.0%)
- Clear Sky
- Temp: 34°C
- Wind: 8 km/h
- Humidity: 30%
(Total 14.0%)
Use the roof tools to create a realistic rooftop layout, place solar panels and obstacles, then simulate sun position, weather, dust and shading. The app calculates live power output, daily units, monthly generation, savings, payback and 25-year degradation.
Choose a roof template or draw your own shape. Add panels one by one, add rows, or auto-fill the available roof area. Drag, rotate and duplicate panels while keeping clearances around obstacles.
South-facing panels are generally best in India. South-east and south-west also perform well. East and west orientations work but usually reduce annual energy, while north-facing roofs are less efficient.
The ideal tilt is usually near your latitude minus 5 to 10 degrees for annual generation. Flat panels may collect more dust, while steep tilt can reduce terrace capacity.
Weather changes available solar radiation instantly. Clear sky gives the highest output, while clouds, haze and rain reduce generation. Dust lowers efficiency until panels are cleaned.
Obstacles and nearby objects can create shadows that reduce panel output. The planner visualizes sun movement, shadow direction and shaded panel output using a simple geometric model.
Solar panels slowly lose output each year. The degradation chart shows estimated 25-year performance based on the selected yearly degradation rate.
Enter electricity rate, system cost and subsidy to estimate savings and payback. The calculation uses panel capacity, peak sun hours, direction, tilt, weather, dust, shading, wiring, inverter efficiency and degradation.
Use auto-fill to estimate panel count based on roof area and selected panel size. Actual fit depends on roof shape, access clearances, structure and installer design.
South is best for most Indian rooftop systems. South-east and south-west can also perform well.
Best tilt is close to latitude minus 5 to 10 degrees. For Noida and nearby cities, 15 to 25 degrees is usually a useful range.
A 5kW system in good Indian conditions often generates roughly 18 to 24 kWh per day, depending on weather, orientation, tilt and shading.
Shade can reduce output significantly, especially when it crosses multiple panels or strings. This planner estimates shading as an educational visual model.
Light dust may reduce output a few percent, while heavy soiling can reduce generation much more until panels are cleaned.
Yes. The tool estimates daily, monthly and yearly units based on layout, city, panel type and loss assumptions.
Yes. It includes presets for major Indian cities and supports manual latitude and longitude.
Yes. Export the roof layout as PNG, download a PDF report, or print a report from the browser.
This tool provides an educational estimate only. Actual generation depends on site survey, roof structure, inverter design, wiring, DISCOM approval, local weather, shading, installation quality, panel manufacturer data and maintenance.
This tool provides an educational estimate only. Actual solar generation depends on detailed site survey, roof structure, inverter design, wiring, DISCOM approval, local weather, shading, installation quality, panel manufacturer data and maintenance. Consult a certified solar installer before purchase.