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Solar panels generate electricity by absorbing sunlight with solar cells. The sunlight creates an electric current in the cells, producing DC power, which an inverter converts into usable AC electricity.

The energy you can expect from solar panels depends on system size, sunlight, and location. On average in India, 1 kW of solar panels generates about 4–5 units (kWh) of electricity per day under good sunlight conditions.

Yes, solar panels do work during cloudy or rainy weather, but their output is lower. They can still generate electricity from diffused sunlight—typically 10–30% less compared to bright sunny days.

Solar panels need very low maintenance. Usually, cleaning once every 2–4 weeks and a basic system check once or twice a year is enough to keep them working efficiently.

Solar panels should be cleaned every 2–4 weeks in normal conditions. If your area is dusty or polluted, cleaning once every 1–2 weeks helps maintain maximum power output.