Hartek Solar Bags 100-kWp Solar Kit Orders From 25 Houses, Launches Solar Van

Equipped with all devices catering to installation, operation and maintenance, the solar van is just a phone call away.

Within just four months of launching its customised small-scale solar solutions in the form of plug-and-play rooftop solar kits, Hartek Solar Pvt Ltd, the rooftop solar division of the Chandigarh-based Hartek Group, has bagged orders for more than 100-kWp rooftop solar projects from about 25 households in the city.

Addressing the media here today, Hartek Solar Pvt Ltd Founder-Director Simarpreet Singh said that heartened by the tremendous response it has received from residents, Hartek Solar has now come up with a solar van equipped with all devices catering to installation, operation and maintenance so as to take its services to the next level.

“Manned by a specialised team of engineers, the van offers a one-stop solution catering to all the needs of rooftop solar consumers ranging from cleaning, maintenance, installation and operation to checking the efficiency of solar plants and servicing the inverters,” he said.

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The solar van is just a phone call away

Simarpreet Singh said that though Hartek Solar has secured most of the orders from owners of kanal houses, who have started opting for rooftop solar since the UT administration made solar PV systems mandatory for all buildings with an area of 500 sq yd and above, other house owners have also started voluntarily opting for the company’s small-scale solar solutions.

“While owners of kanal houses are required to install only 1-kWp systems, most of the rooftop plants being installed by us in kanal houses are in the 5-kWp range, which is an encouraging sign pointing towards the greater acceptance of rooftop solar among residents in recent months. We are flooded with queries from residents who are keen to install rooftop solar plants atop their houses. With the November 17 deadline set by the UT administration for installing rooftop plants in kanal houses still two months away, we are expecting many more orders to come our way,” he said.

Hartek Group Chairman and Managing Director Hartek Singh said that going by the incredible response it has got in Chandigarh, Hartek Solar would be targeting at least 100 rooftop solar installations in the city alone in the next six months, covering the residential, commercial and industrial categories. “Known for its high quality standards and efficient execution of projects, Hartek Solar will comfortably complete 100 projects by February next year, going by this pace,” he said.

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