Residential
Solar and battery storage for Australian homes
We size systems from your real consumption data — not a package off a price list. Panels, inverter and battery are matched so you self-consume more of what you generate and buy less at peak rates.
What a properly specified system includes
Everything below is itemised on your quote, including make, model, quantity and warranty term. Products are subject to availability from suppliers — if a specified model becomes unavailable, we will offer an equivalent or better alternative with the same or greater warranty coverage and seek your approval before any substitution.
Panels & mounting
Tier-1 modules with wind-region-rated racking, engineered for your roof type — tile, Colorbond, or flat with ballast.
Inverter & monitoring
String or hybrid inverters with per-string or panel-level monitoring so faults are visible, not guessed at.
Battery & backup
AC- or DC-coupled batteries from 5kWh, with optional essential-loads backup so key circuits ride through outages.
Electrical works
Switchboard upgrades, surge protection, correct DC isolation and cable management to AS/NZS 3000.
Approvals
Distributor connection pre-approval, export limit configuration and metering paperwork lodged by us.
Handover
Certificate of compliance, commissioning report, monitoring app set-up and a plain-English system walkthrough.
Sizing a battery honestly
A bigger battery is not automatically a better investment. The useful size depends on your evening load, your feed-in tariff, whether you have an EV or pool, and whether you want blackout backup. Since the federal certificate discount now tapers above 14kWh of usable capacity, oversizing costs proportionally more per kWh.
We model at least two options for every home — typically a right-sized system and a larger one — and show the assumptions behind each estimate so you can challenge them.
Standards and accreditation we work to
AS/NZS 5033
Installation and safety requirements for PV arrays.
AS/NZS 5139
Safety of battery energy storage systems for use with inverters.
AS/NZS 4777.1 / 4777.2
Grid connection of inverter energy systems.
AS/NZS 3000
The Wiring Rules, covering all electrical installation work.
Installations are carried out by SAA-accredited installers holding current accreditation for the work performed, working under licensed electrical contractors. Accreditation and licence details are provided on your quote and on request.
Plan, install and use your system with confidence
Official NETCC guides covering the decisions homeowners most often ask us about.
Installing solar power
Questions to ask, quotes to compare, installation checks and handover information for a new solar system.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)Installing batteries
Battery sizing, location, safety, backup capability, warranties and the information to confirm before buying.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)Using solar power
How to use more of your solar generation, understand monitoring and keep a system operating effectively.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)Using batteries
Everyday operation, monitoring, maintenance, safety and what to do if a battery system has a fault.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)Energy monitoring
A practical guide to monitoring generation, household consumption, grid imports, exports and system performance.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)Going off-grid
What full energy independence involves, including system sizing, backup generation, maintenance and lifestyle choices.
Read the NETCC guide (PDF)
These independent consumer information products are published by the New Energy Tech Consumer Code. Their content is general information, not a substitute for site-specific, financial or legal advice. Confirm current requirements before making a decision. Source:New Energy Tech Consumer Resources.
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