PM Surya Ghar
State-wise registered vendor list
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Access attempted: Direct check neededBEFORE YOU SIGN
Check the installer’s identity, current registration, exact equipment, installation scope and written terms before an advance. An official listing is one check; it does not replace a site assessment or contract review. Use the checklist below to find what still needs an answer.
Sources checked:
Inside a solar quote · illustration
Details first. Price second.
DC capacity & design basis
Exact module & inverter models
Structure, safety, metering & exclusions
Warranty, service & payment milestones
Match the contracting company, invoice and payment recipient.
Check the current official entry for the right state and DISCOM.
Ask for exact models, quantities and documentary scheme compliance.
Get design, safety, civil work, meter charges and exclusions in writing.
Read payment, warranty, delay, refund and service responsibilities.
Use the National Portal’s state-wise vendor directory and your DISCOM’s current process. Match the business name and service area to your quote; ask the authority about mismatches. The UPNEDA approved-firms directory provides an additional UP cross-check (choosing a vendor in UP). Directory membership does not guarantee workmanship, price, subsidy approval or future service.
The National Portal blocked automated access during research. The directory link is corroborated by Tata Power-DDL; verify the live entry yourself. SolarKhoj does not issue vendor approvals or trust scores.
PM Surya Ghar
Destination corroborated by Tata Power-DDL. Live listing access requires a direct check.
Access attempted: Direct check neededUPNEDA
Check company identity and current area listing. A listing is not a guarantee of workmanship.
Checked: Official sourceTata Power-DDL
Official vendor-check destination; customer/vendor contracts remain separate.
Checked: Official sourceMNRE
Maintained module/cell lists and changing transition or exemption notices.
Checked: Rules can changeModel, quantity, wattage, serial records and applicable DCR/ALMM evidence.
Model, AC rating, protection features and an explicit description of any backup provision.
Materials, roof suitability, fixing method and waterproofing responsibility.
Cabling, AC/DC protections, earthing, lightning protection where applicable and test records.
DCR concerns domestic modules and cells for the relevant CFA. ALMM List-I covers modules and List-II covers cells; check exact models, current dates and applicability notices. Ask a qualified installer to document the design and compliance.
YOUR WORKING CHECKLIST
Use your actual quotation and supporting documents. Unticked items are questions to resolve. This is your own working record, not a SolarKhoj inspection or vendor rating. It resets when you leave or reload.
Checklist progress
Use these with your installer. Add the specific gaps you found above.
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Ask for datasheets and substitution terms. A brand name is not a complete specification.
Ask for written conditions and official evidence. Consumption, eligibility and utility rules affect outcomes.
Resolve the written scope, payment milestones and refund terms before committing.
Identify who handles warranty claims, labour/travel costs and escalation.
These are reasons to ask for clarification, not a finding of fraud. A completed checklist is not a safety inspection or endorsement.
No. Registration is checked with the responsible authority. SolarKhoj's checklist helps you organise questions; it does not certify a vendor.
No. DCR concerns domestic modules and cells for the relevant CFA. ALMM lists identify models/manufacturers, with current applicability notices. Ask for evidence tied to exact equipment and dates.
First align module capacity, inverter rating, structure, protections, taxes, metering work and warranty/service scope. A lower figure can exclude work another quote includes; the two-quote example shows how.
There is no official percentage to rely on. Tie each payment to a defined stage, such as material delivery, installation and commissioning, in the written agreement; avoid paying the full amount before work starts; and ask what is refunded if the project is cancelled or the subsidy is delayed. If a loan funds the system, match the milestones with the lender. The installation process shows which stages exist.
Each layer separately: the module product and performance warranties, the inverter warranty, the installer's workmanship cover and, for scheme installations, the system warranty and maintenance terms in the model consumer–vendor agreement. The warranty guide explains what each one covers and who pays during a claim.
UPNEDA / MNRE
Module, inverter, structure, protection and metering scope to discuss with the installer.
Checked: Rules can changeUPNEDA / MNRE
Written equipment, price, responsibilities, maintenance and service terms. Adapt to the actual contract.
Checked: Rules can change