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Solar Panel
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Okaya 180Wp TOPCon Monofacial Solar Panel | 36 Half-Cut Cells | 12V | PID Resistant | High Weak-Light Performance | Model OPS12VT180W₹10,000.00 (Incl. of all taxes)Capacity : Warranty :
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Okaya 550Wp Bifacial Solar Panel | Mono PERC DCR Compliant | 24V | Model OP144MHB550W-DCR₹18,750.00 (Incl. of all taxes)Capacity : Warranty :
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Okaya 550Wp Bifacial Solar Panel | Mono PERC Technology | 24V | 21.3% Efficiency | Model OP144MHB550W₹37,400.00 (Incl. of all taxes)Capacity : Warranty :
FAQs
What panel options are available?
An 180Wp TOPCon Monofacial panel (5-year product/15-year performance warranty) and 550Wp Mono PERC Bifacial panels (12-year product/30-year performance warranty), including a DCR-compliant version of the 550Wp panel.
What is the difference between the DCR and non-DCR 550Wp panels?
Both share identical performance specs – same wattage, voltage, and efficiency, with the same 12-year product and 30-year performance warranty. DCR (Domestic Content Requirement) refers only to where and how the panel is manufactured, meeting India’s domestic manufacturing norms. The non-DCR version is manufactured without that specific compliance requirement. Performance and durability are the same either way – the choice depends on whether your installation needs DCR compliance for subsidy or tender eligibility.
Which panel suits a smaller or off-grid setup?
The 180Wp TOPCon panel, built for compact and off-grid applications with strong weak-light performance.
What warranty do these panels carry?
The 550Wp panels (both DCR and non-DCR) carry a 12-year product warranty and a 30-year performance warranty. The 180Wp TOPCon panel carries a 5-year product warranty and a 15-year performance warranty.
Do I need a DCR panel to get a government subsidy?
If your installation is under a scheme or tender that specifically requires DCR compliance, yes – the DCR-compliant 550Wp panel is built for that requirement. For a standard private residential installation without that requirement, the non-DCR version performs identically. Check your specific subsidy scheme’s eligibility criteria before choosing.
Can I buy just a panel, or do I need the full system?
You can buy panels separately here, but you’ll need a compatible on-grid or off-grid inverter, and for off-grid setups, a solar battery, to complete the system.

