We employ most experienced professional staff and CEC accredited solar panels installers. We provide solar panel solutions for residential and commercial, utility applications. Our recommended solar modules & inverters are the most advanced and energy efficient products in Australia.
General Solar System FAQs
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity (DC), which is then converted into usable power (AC) through an inverter to run your home or business appliances.
Yes. A properly sized solar system can reduce your power bills by up to 70–90%, depending on your usage and feed-in tariff rates.
Absolutely. Any unused solar energy is fed back to the grid, and you’ll receive credits on your bill (known as feed-in tariffs).
Most properties are! The best candidates have minimal roof shading, good north/east/west roof orientation, and enough space for panels.
Most Tier 1 panels come with 25-year performance warranties, and inverters typically have 5–10 year warranties (extendable).
A string inverter connects all panels in a series, while microinverters are installed on each panel. Microinverters offer better performance on shaded or complex roofs but are slightly more expensive.
Yes. We use tilt frames to adjust the angle for optimal solar performance on flat or low-slope roofs.
Tier 1 refers to panels made by financially stable manufacturers with proven track records. They offer better quality control, performance, and warranties.
Most solar systems have a payback period of 3 to 5 years, depending on your usage, feed-in tariff, and electricity rates.
Yes. Solar panels still generate electricity under diffused sunlight, although output is reduced. Efficiency varies by panel quality and location.
Solar systems require very little maintenance. Periodic cleaning of panels and an annual check of the inverter and connections is recommended.
If you’re renting, you’ll need permission from the property owner. Alternatively, ask about portable or ground-mount options in some cases.
Solar Battery System FAQs
Batteries are optional but beneficial. They let you store excess solar energy for night-time use or during blackouts, giving you greater energy independence.
Yes. If you have a hybrid inverter, adding a battery later is easy. If you have a standard inverter, an AC-coupled battery setup is still possible.
That depends on your night-time usage. Most homes start with 5–10kWh; businesses may need 15–30kWh or more.
Most lithium batteries have a life span of 10–15 years and come with warranties of 7–10 years.
Yes. Rebates and STC incentives are available for eligible battery installations, depending on your location.
- AC-coupled batteries connect after the inverter and are easier to retrofit into existing systems.
- DC-coupled batteries connect before the inverter and are more efficient but usually require a hybrid inverter.
Yes, if your system is configured with backup support. Not all battery systems include this feature — it’s important to discuss it during design.
Once your battery is full, any excess solar power is automatically sent to the grid — you’ll still earn feed-in credits for that energy.
It’s possible, but it requires a much larger system with significant storage, backup generators, and careful energy management. For most users, grid-connected solar with battery is more cost-effective and reliable.
Typically, 1–2 days for solar installation and 1 additional day for battery setup and commissioning, depending on site complexity.
Battery sizing depends on your night-time usage, blackout requirements, and desired level of energy independence. We assess your needs and recommend the right capacity.
No — lithium battery systems are silent. They don’t have moving parts like generators and are safe for indoor or garage installations.
EV Charger FAQs
Yes. With a solar + EV charger setup, you can charge your EV using free solar energy during the day or use stored battery energy at night.
It depends on your EV and charging speed needs. We offer standard (7kW), fast (22kW), and commercial-grade chargers with smart features.
For 22kW fast charging, yes. Single-phase homes can use 7kW chargers or upgrade to 3-phase where possible.
Yes. Most EV chargers we offer come with smart apps that allow real-time monitoring, usage reports, and scheduled charging.
Definitely. We offer scalable EV charging solutions for commercial premises, fleet vehicles, and public charging stations.
Solar Carport FAQs
A solar carport is a structure that shades your vehicle while hosting solar panels on top, combining parking and clean energy generation.
Yes. Carports are great for homes with limited roof space or businesses with open parking lots looking to utilise that space for energy generation.
Absolutely. We can install EV chargers directly into your solar carport system for a clean, renewable charging solution.
We offer single, double for residential and commercial use.
Yes. They are engineered to withstand harsh weather, UV exposure, and comply with Australian standards for strength and safety.
