Recovered Su-Kam archive Solar Installation 2017

About this page — a recovered blog post from the Su-Kam era, originally published on blog.su-kam.com during Kunwer Sachdev's tenure as Founder & MD. The original blog was lost after Su-Kam's insolvency; this page is reconstructed from the Internet Archive and preserved as a historical record.

10KVA Off-Grid Solar System Runs 3 Fuel Dispensers in Jalgaon Petrol Pump

SSPS Sethi Sons HP Petrol Pump, Jalgaon district, Maharashtra

10KVA Off-Grid Solar System Runs 3 Fuel Dispensers in Jalgaon Petrol Pump
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The SSPS Sethi Sons HP petrol pump, owned by Mr. Sethi in Jalgaon district, Maharashtra, faced severe power cuts — and a petrol pump that can't run its dispensers can't do business. Su-Kam installed a 10KVA off-grid solar system to keep the forecourt running on sunlight.

The system powered three fuel dispensers, office equipment and lighting — the station's entire critical load — without leaning on an unreliable grid or burning diesel in a backup generator. For a fuel retailer that meant no lost sales during outages and no recurring generator-fuel bill.

It ran on Su-Kam's DSP sine-wave Solar PCU — a solar-priority design that charges first from the panels and only falls back to the grid when needed. The same platform was deployed at banks, ATMs, hospitals and shopping malls across India.

The Jalgaon installation was early proof that off-grid solar was ready for commercial, revenue-critical use — not just homes, but the businesses that keep a town running.

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Primary source: original post on blog.su-kam.com, recovered via the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), snapshot 8 January 2017. View original snapshot →

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Kunwer Sachdev has no association, affiliation, or relationship with Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. in its current form. He ceased to be the Managing Director and Promoter of Su-Kam following insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. The company was acquired by new owners through the NCLT resolution process (2019–2022). Kunwer Sachdev shall not be held responsible, liable, or accountable for any products sold, services rendered, warranties offered, or obligations undertaken by Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. — past, present, or future. This website is a personal digital archive documenting Kunwer Sachdev's historical contributions to India's solar industry during his tenure as Founder & MD (1988–2019). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. or any of its current directors, shareholders, or management.