The source of energy is free and infinite.

A 5 KWp solar system is the same as planting 2500 trees or not driving 4,56,000 km.

A 100 kWp solar plant is equivalent to planting at least two new Lal Baghs in the city, as it can avoid 80 tonnes of carbon emissions per year.

(kWp is kilowatts peak – power generated during peak performance).

General experiences of apartments that installed these, suggests monthly savings of almost Rs 1000 per kWp installed.

Rooftop solar system enables huge cost savings.

There are several advantages of installing a rooftop solar system – not just economic but also environmental. If the building manager or landlord is unable to confirm, opt for a dual tuner TV with Freeview (which works with both UHF and satellite feeds).Ĭheck with your body corporate, building manager or landlord to contact an installer who can advise on the equipment and installation options if your apartment doesn’t have any antenna wall sockets.The solar energy generated can be used to power the apartment’s common area load or exported to BESCOM’s grid. It’s best to check with your building manager or landlord to confirm if the feed into your apartment is a UHF aerial feed or a satellite feed. In this case, you’ll need a satellite box or a satellite recorder to tune in Freeview.

If that doesn’t work, the feed coming into your apartment is likely a satellite feed. Most TVs with Freeview work with UHF aerials, so if you have a UHF feed, then the TV will tune in all the Freeview channels and you’re away! If you already have an existing TV with Freeview, try connecting it to the antenna feed and tune in the channels. Most multi-unit dwellings or apartments have antenna wall sockets where you can connect your TV, set top box or recorder. Yes, most apartment complexes have a TV reception system (MATV system) that feeds your apartment as well as others in the same building. Can I get Freeview if I live in an apartment?

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