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Cost depends on system size, panel type and location. A typical 3–5 kW rooftop system pays for itself in about 4–6 years through bill savings.
Yes. Output drops on cloudy days, but panels still generate power from diffused sunlight.
Not always. On-grid systems export extra power to the grid. Batteries are useful if you face frequent power cuts or want to go off-grid.
Most quality panels come with a 25-year performance warranty and can keep producing power for 30 years or more.