This two-storey home in Yunusabad, Tashkent, is recorded as having ten bedrooms and five bathrooms, with household loads including refrigeration, lighting and air conditioning. The supplied project record lists Thirty-six 600W panels, a 30kW three-phase inverter and a 52kWh lithium battery. That corresponds to a 14.4kWp rooftop array. The recorded site period was three days, with completion on Oct 27, 2023.

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The supplied Yunusabad project image shows the rooftop array, Sunchees three-phase inverter, battery and electrical protection equipment.

Why large homes in Uzbekistan evaluate solar and storage

Uzbekistan introduced a 200kWh monthly baseline for residential electricity consumption from May 2024. The Ministry of Energy reported that an estimated 60% of residential customers would remain at or below that monthly level during 2024. A large property with several air conditioners and many occupied rooms needs a separate load calculation because its simultaneous and evening demand can differ substantially from the majority-household benchmark.

The current market also gives households two distinct economic routes. A Ministry of Energy notice dated Jan 9, 2025 states that residents can receive 1,000 soums per kilowatt-hour for solar electricity produced beyond their own needs, with registration through the Soliq application. A separate government measure published in October 2025 covers residential energy-audit costs and part of the purchase and installation cost of eligible energy-efficiency equipment, including solar panels.

Both measures postdate this project's recorded completion in 2023. They explain the environment facing a household considering solar today; the original customer's purchasing reason must come from the historical project record. For the featured ten-bedroom home, the documented case connection is the combination of many household circuits, three-phase load distribution and a 52kWh battery for energy used outside solar-production hours.

Project at a glance

Item	Supplied project record
Location	Yunusabad District, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Property	Two-storey home, ten bedrooms and five bathrooms
Household loads	Refrigerator, lighting, air conditioning and other home circuits
Inverter rating	30kW three-phase
PV array	36 × 600W, totalling 21.6kWp
Battery	52kWh lithium battery
Recorded site period	Three days
Completion date	Oct 27, 2023

How the system fits a large Yunusabad home

With ten bedrooms, five bathrooms and several cooling and household circuits, this property has a different demand pattern from a typical apartment or small house. The three-phase inverter distributes larger loads across the home's electrical supply, while the rooftop array serves daytime use and charges the battery when solar energy is available.

The 41kWh battery provides substantial stored energy for use outside solar-production hours. As a simple planning example, an average 5kW evening load corresponds to about 5.9 hours after allowing for an 80% usable battery window and 90% conversion efficiency. Running more air conditioners or pumps at once would shorten that time.

For a similar property, send us the main appliance ratings by phase and the number of evening hours required. We can use them to size the inverter, array and battery. See the Sunchees 30kW three-phase reference system .

Frequently asked questions

What was installed at this Yunusabad home?

The supplied project record lists Thirty-six 600W panels, a 30kW three-phase inverter and a 52kWh lithium battery. The panels provide 21.6kWp of rooftop capacity.

How long could the 52kWh battery support evening use?

At an average 5kW load, the planning estimate is about 7.9 hours using an 80% usable window and 90% conversion efficiency. The result becomes shorter as more air conditioners, pumps or kitchen equipment run together.

How do residents apply for the surplus-generation payment?

The Ministry of Energy's January 2025 notice directs residents to register through the Soliq application. A household planning to export electricity should also include bidirectional metering and the applicable local network process in the implementation plan.

Why is three-phase power relevant to this home?

Three-phase supply helps distribute several larger household loads instead of concentrating them on one phase. That is particularly relevant to a ten-bedroom property with multiple cooling and service circuits.