Store your excess solar energy and use it after the sun goes down.
Battery storage lets you use more of the power your panels generate, reducing reliance on grid electricity in the evening. We install a range of leading battery brands sized to your household's usage patterns.
Yes, especially with evening peak electricity tariffs reaching 35c–50c/kWh and feed-in tariffs hovering between 5c–8c/kWh. Storing your daytime solar rather than exporting it for pennies delivers maximum bill reduction, bringing payback down to 6–8 years when combined with NSW state rebates.
The NSW Government PDRS incentive offers eligible Sydney households an upfront discount of roughly $1,600 to $2,400 off the purchase and installation of an approved solar battery, making premium storage systems like Sungrow and BYD significantly more accessible.
Yes. An AC-coupled battery (such as Tesla Powerwall 2/3 or Enphase) can connect directly into your main switchboard regardless of your current inverter brand. Alternatively, if your inverter is older than 8–10 years, upgrading to a hybrid inverter allows DC-coupled battery integration for higher efficiency.
Yes, provided your battery system includes Emergency Power Supply (EPS) or blackout backup circuitry. During an outage, the system automatically isolates from the grid (anti-islanding) and powers designated backup circuits such as fridges, lighting, internet, and essential powerpoints.
