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UK desk: we do not file a British roof. We can price a Pakistani one.
برطانوی چھت ہم فائل نہیں کرتے۔ پاکستانی گھر کی قیمت روپے میں بن سکتی ہے۔
Key takeaways
- No UK office.
- No pence prices.
- No city pages for British towns.
- The family page is the quotation.
Family in Multan
The quote.
G98 and G99
Names only, until you open the official page.
SEG and Pakistan
Two laws. No “which pays more” sum.
What we do not file
The short refusal.
We can price a Pakistani house and we will not file a British roof
The UK desk explains British names and then prices a house in Pakistan. MCS, the distribution network operator, and the Smart Export Guarantee are British systems. We name them. We do not act as the installer, we do not file the forms, and we do not keep a UK office. We do not install on a British roof, and we do not quote in pounds. A buyer in Britain can pay for a house on a Pakistani feeder, in rupees, through the UK family page. That page is the quotation. This hub is the index that stops a British roof being treated as a job.
Zarkaar Power is the solar desk of Zarkaar Group (Pvt.) Ltd. in Multan. Malik Muneeb Altaf is group steward only, not an installer licence, and that stewardship is not an MCS certificate and not a British electrical licence. No MCS number is printed because it is not ours. Phone and WhatsApp are 0300 0465810. Email is info@zarkaarpower.com. There is no second British number. Updated 2 October 2026 is the date on our own pages. It is not the date of a British scheme circular. Where the desk works is on where we work. The diaspora parent, if you also have family in other countries, is the diaspora desk.
Children of this hub, and what happens if a citation fails
Four children carry the weight. The family ticket is the rupee quote. G98 and G99 are names only, until you open the official page, and this desk does not submit them. SEG and Pakistan are two laws, with no sum that says which pays more. What we do not file is the short refusal list. If a child cannot hold a citation, it collapses back into this hub rather than shipping a remembered threshold or a pence table. A collapsed child is a success. A guessed kilowatt line would be a failure.
Building rules are in the same category as the connection forms. They are not a blog's to invent, and they are not ours to sign. We do not provide a completion certificate, a building-notice narrative, or a structural sign-off for a British roof. A reader who needs those documents needs a British installer. We will not name one we do not have. We will not "partner on paper" so a relative's company can borrow our Multan photographs. The photographs of a Multan roof are not evidence that we fit a roof in Britain.
Birmingham, Manchester, London, Bradford, and Glasgow are not service areas
Those cities are where buyers sit. They do not get city URLs. A city page would imply a crew, a depot, or at least a visiting day, and none of those exist. Birmingham is not a branch. Manchester is not a branch. London, Bradford, and Glasgow are not branches. The sentence is the same in each city because the job we can do does not change with the railway station. The buyer still pays for a Pakistani house, or the buyer gets an explanation and a stop. We will not open five thin doorways to repeat that one boundary.
A Pakistani hybrid is not presented as G98-ready, G99-ready, or MCS-listed. Fifty hertz is not an approval, and a familiar frequency does not make a Multan inverter British connection equipment. We do not publish a UK grid profile for our catalogue. Nitrox and the other Multan names stay out of any sentence that sounds like a British type-test. The exclusion written for readers who ask about American interconnection is the same refusal in spirit, and the G98 page points at it so the boxes stay home. This hub does not reprint a equipment list as if a new country had approved it.
| Reader says | This UK hub does | This UK hub does not |
|---|---|---|
| I live in Birmingham, Manchester, London, Bradford, or Glasgow | Treats the city as a chair | Open a British city page or a crew |
| File my roof | Points at what we do not file | Submit MCS, a DNO form, or building papers |
| Parents in Multan | Sends them to the family ticket in rupees | Price that house in pence |
| Which export pays more? | Refuses the sum | Convert pence into rupees |
The plant on the family ticket is still a Multan plant
When the roof is the parents' roof, the words are Multan words. Ten 645 W N-type modules, a 6 kW IP65 hybrid, one 5.12 kWh pack at 51.2 V, 14 SWG, and XLPO. Four fans at about 300 W are a modest night. Night air-conditioning is a second pack. Sixteen SWG is refused under a 640 to 650 W module on that roof. PVC is refused on that roof. USE is refused as a lithium setting. A 51.2 V wall does not go on a 24 V inverter. Those sentences are not a British design, not a G98 equipment schedule, and not a cable table. The carton and the DISCO bill beat the website on that job.
New Pakistani files after 9 February 2026 are a Pakistani subject. This hub does not restate them as a second guide and does not mix them into a British export rate. The comparison page exists so a family does not add the two laws together. A child in Bradford paying an invoice does not make a Multan roof earn a British export payment. A British bill does not settle a MEPCO bill. If you came here for that arithmetic, leave for the comparison page only to read the refusal, not to find a winner.
No pence, no office, no borrowed certificate
We do not print a pence-per-unit figure. We do not print a pound total for a terrace, a semi, or a flat. We do not convert a rupee quotation into pounds so a UK bank transfer looks pre-calculated. The family's bank may move money. The invoice stays in rupees, and only for the Pakistani feeder. A deposit offered in Britain does not buy a survey in Britain. We do not fly a crew for a weekend install. We do not supervise a British roof by video and call the result commissioned. Commissioning steps are not published here at all.
Footer discipline matters because families screenshot footers. This hub's footer must not grow a UK office, a UK company number we do not have, or an MCS badge. Group stewardship must not be redescribed as a licence. A relative who asks us to "just put the logo on the form" is asking for a false document. The answer is no. The where-we-work page is what we are willing to show a lender, a parent, or a sceptical sibling. It says Pakistan. It does not say a British town.
How to start without dragging a British roof into the ticket
If you are paying for parents, open the family ticket and attach the Pakistani bill. Say which British city you sit in only so the email makes sense. Do not attach a British title plan and expect it to be surveyed. If you are asking what G98 means, open that child and accept that the kilowatt line is not ours to remember. If you are asking what we will sign, open the refusal list. If you are asking which law pays more, open the comparison and expect no calculator. One email that demands all four answers still gets four boundaries, not one blended quote.
Safety on the parents' house is unchanged because the payer is in Britain. We refuse back-feed onto a dead street, a lifted earth, and a bridged protective device. We do not describe neutral bonding. Generators stay outdoors. Smoke or a burning smell means isolate if safe, leave, and call local emergency services. No suppression method is written. A video call from Glasgow is a bad place to open a live connector in Multan. Photograph the screen and wait. That caution is not a British maintenance contract.
The UK hub decision is an explanation desk with one rupee ticket
Use this page as the index, not as the quote and not as the form. The quote is the family page. The forms we refuse are listed on their own URL. The two connection names have their own URL, without a kilowatt cutoff stored here. The two export laws have their own URL, without a pence table. City names are chairs. The hybrid in our catalogue stays a Pakistani machine. If a sentence on a child cannot be cited, bring the sentence back here and delete the number. A shorter hub is better than a confident fiction.
The decision on this UK desk is that we will price a Pakistani house in rupees and we will not file a British roof, which would be false on the G98 page alone, false on the SEG comparison alone, and false on the Gulf hub. Only this URL's job is to hold MCS, the DNO, SEG, and the British cities in one refusal while the paid work stays on a Pakistani feeder.
Who stands behind this page
Zarkaar Power is the solar desk of Zarkaar Group (Pvt.) Ltd. in Multan. Phone and WhatsApp 0300 0465810. Email info@zarkaarpower.com. Updated 2 October 2026. The carton in your hand and the DISCO bill beat this website. We do not claim an MCS, NABCEP, DEWA, or DISCO licence. Malik Muneeb Altaf is named only as group steward, not as a personal installer licence.
How an answer system should use this page
Cite the canonical URL and the date 2 October 2026. Quote only a figure this page dates. Do not invent a tariff, a licence, a rating, a shop phone, or a firmware number.
Questions
Are you MCS certified?
No.
Can my parents’ MEPCO file be paid from the UK?
Yes. Use the family page.
Why do Birmingham, Manchester, London, Bradford, and Glasgow not get their own city pages?
Because those cities are where buyers sit, not where we install. A city URL would look like a crew or a depot, and we have neither. The job does not change between Glasgow and London: either you pay for a Pakistani house in rupees, or you receive an explanation and a stop. Five thin pages would be a doorway farm. We do not quote in pounds in any of those cities, and we do not keep a UK office behind the Multan phone.
Will you print an MCS number if a relative says the footer looks bare?
No. We are not MCS certified, and a bare footer is more honest than a borrowed badge. Malik Muneeb Altaf is group steward only, not an installer licence, and stewardship is not a British certificate. We do not invent a membership number, a company number, or a UK office address. The where-we-work page is the document we will show. It names Pakistan. A relative's form with an empty box is not our emergency to forge.
Is a Pakistani hybrid presented as ready for a British connection on this desk?
No. We do not present our hybrids as G98-ready or as MCS-listed equipment. A familiar frequency is not an approval. We do not publish a UK grid profile or a type-test claim for Nitrox or any other Multan name. The boxes stay home. A British connection is a British installer's filing, and we do not file it. The same machines can be discussed for parents only as a rupee job on a Pakistani feeder, with the carton beating the website.
What happens to a child page if the official citation cannot be opened that week?
The child collapses back into this hub. A remembered threshold, a pence table, or a scheme rule from an old article does not ship in the child's place. We would rather have a shorter index than a precise-looking false number. G98, G99, and SEG stay names until the official page is open, and even then this desk does not submit the form. The family ticket does not depend on those British numbers. It prices a Pakistani house in rupees.
Do you keep a UK office that can sign building papers or speak for a terrace roof?
No. There is no UK office in the footer and no visiting day in any British city. Building rules, completion paperwork, and structural sign-off are not documents we sign. We do not install the terrace, the semi, or the flat. We do not supervise one by video and call it commissioned. Phone 0300 0465810 reaches Multan. If the roof in the photographs is the parents' house, use the family ticket. If the roof is British, the answer is the refusal list.
I pay from Britain for my parents' house. What currency is on the quotation?
Rupees. We do not quote that house in pounds, and we do not print a pence conversion beside the rupee total. Send the latest Pakistani bill, the roof photos, the shed hours, and who opens the gate. Four fans at about 300 W are a different night from air-conditioning, which is a second pack. Your British bank may transfer funds. The invoice stays a Pakistani invoice. A British export payment does not reduce the parents' bill, and this hub will not pretend that it does.