Residential
Solar for homes
Systems sized around the loads you actually want to keep running.
The starting point
A home system should reflect your routine: what runs during the day, what must stay on at night, and how long you need backup. We start there, then select equipment that works together.
Typical loads discussed
- Lighting, fans, TV and internet
- Refrigerator and freezer
- Selected air conditioning, where the system is sized for it
- Security and gate automation, subject to load review
What the scope can include
- 1Discussion of essential and optional loads
- 2Inverter, battery and panel compatibility check
- 3Mounting and cable route review
- 4Installation scheduling and handover guidance
Worth knowing
- • Battery storage is usually the largest cost driver; backup duration should be a deliberate choice.
- • Adding air conditioning later can require a larger inverter and battery bank, so plan for growth where possible.
- • Eligible residential installations carry a 5-year installation warranty, subject to quotation terms.
Related equipment
Plan before you buy
Use the calculator for an indicative size, then ask us to review it against your actual loads.
Request a residential review
Tell us about the property and what you want to power. We will respond with the next step.