Solar Panels for Homes in Malaysia
Looking to install solar panels at home in Malaysia? With GetSolar's Rent-to-Own plans, it's simple — RM0 upfront, no hidden fees, and real savings on your TNB bill from Day 1.
What Is Rent-to-Own Solar?
Rent-to-Own solar means you pay a fixed monthly amount to use a solar system installed on your home, with no large payment upfront. At the end of the agreed term, ownership of the system transfers to you at no extra cost. It differs from a solar lease, where you never own the system, and from an outright bank loan purchase, where you own the system from day one but carry the loan interest and full maintenance responsibility yourself.
Flexible Pricing Plans for Residential Solar Panel Installation
Choose a solar plan that fits your home and your budget — Rent-to-Own or pay upfront. With RM0 upfront options and simple terms, going solar has never been this stress-free.
What Our Performance Guarantee Covers
Every GetSolar Rent-to-Own system comes with a performance guarantee. We guarantee your system will generate at least 80% of its projected output, measured as an annual average. If actual generation falls short of that, we pay you the difference in cash.
How Going Solar with GetSolar Works. No Stress, No Surprises
From quote to solar panel installation, we handle everything — no paperwork, no maintenance worries, and no surprise costs.
1. Instant setup, real savings
Start saving from Day 1 with RM0 upfront and a fixed monthly fee. You could reduce your electricity bill by up to 90%.
2. We handle everything (Seriously)
From site checks to permits, installation, and free maintenance—we cover it all.
3. Yours to keep, for good
At the end of your Rent-to-Own term, the system is 100% yours. No hidden fees, just long-term energy independence.
How Long Do Solar Panels Last?
Solar panels typically last 25 years or more. Maintenance is included free of charge for the full duration of your Rent-to-Own term. Once the term ends and the system is yours, you can continue to engage us for maintenance on a chargeable basis, or manage it independently.
Why GetSolar is the Smart Choice for Your Solar Panel Installation in Malaysia
Going solar isn’t just about panels — it’s about choosing a team you trust. At GetSolar, we make the process easy from start to finish — from your first quote to installation and ongoing support, we’ve got you covered.
Expert Equipment, No Compromises
Only Tier 1 solar panels and inverters trusted worldwide for quality and performance.
Honest Advice, Always
We assess your roof first. If solar isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you with no hard sell.
Transparent Pricing, Zero Guesswork
No hidden fees, ever. You’ll get a clear, itemised proposal at every stage.
Rent-to-Own vs Bank Loan vs Cash Purchase
Financing solar with a personal loan means paying interest on top of your monthly instalment, with no maintenance or performance cover included. Buying outright gives you full ownership from day one, with GetSolar's cash purchase plan starting from RM21,000. GetSolar's Rent-to-Own plan removes the upfront cost and bundles in free maintenance and a performance guarantee, so your fixed monthly payment is designed to be lower than your current TNB bill from day one.
How Much Can You Save with Solar?
Your roof size plays a big part in how much you can save. Here’s a quick look at what typical homes in Malaysia can expect — from monthly savings to carbon impact.
Figures shown are estimates and may vary depending on your roof, energy use, and selected solar plan. Want precise numbers? Try our calculator.
Hear It Straight From a GetSolar Customer
Don't just take our word for it. Watch how Pn Nonnie went from researching solar companies to running her own Rent-to-Own system and why she chose GetSolar for the savings and the hassle-free ownership.
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Things You Might be Wondering Now
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A typical solar panel system for a Malaysian landed home costs RM 18,000–RM 36,000 outright for 4–8 kWp setups, scaling up to RM 72,000 for larger 16 kWp systems. Prefer no upfront cost? Our 10-year Rent-to-Own starts from RM 248/month with RM 0 upfront. Get a personalised quote in 60 seconds →
Yes. SuRIA Home is Malaysia's new government rebate launched 22 May 2026, paying RM 600 per kWac of installed solar — up to RM 3,000 cash — directly into your TNB-registered bank account. It stacks with Solar ATAP. Only the first 50,000 households qualify, with a deadline of 31 December 2026. We handle the application as part of your installation. Read the full SuRIA Home guide →
Most Malaysian landed-home owners save RM 275–RM 900 per month depending on roof size: small roofs (4 kWp) save around RM 275/month, medium (8 kWp) around RM 525/month, large (16 kWp) around RM 900/month. With the SuRIA Home rebate factored in, payback is typically 3–5 years, with panels warrantied for 25+ years. Calculate your exact savings →
GetSolar offers three options for Malaysian homeowners:
- 10-year RTO: from RM 248/month, RM 0 upfront, you own the system after 10 years
- 5-year RTO: from RM 158/month, ~50% down payment, you own after 5 years
- Outright purchase: from RM 21,000, immediate ownership and maximum lifetime ROI
RTO is best for cash-flow flexibility; outright purchase pays back fastest. Compare options with our calculator →
Yes, your solar installation must be registered with SEDA. Our team handles all approvals, system registration, and TNB meter adjustments for a fully managed, hassle-free process.
Our Rent-To-Own (RTO) model is fully serviced. Under our guarantee, we cover all repairs, maintenance, and warranties over your contract period.
On top of this, we provide a performance guarantee. If your system generates less than the guaranteed energy due to unforeseen circumstances (like unusual dips in sunlight), we will investigate, rectify, and pay for the shortfall.
A 100% fuss-free system with no out-of-pocket costs.
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