Choosing the right system

Firstly, you need to check your power bill, as it will state your average daily consumption in kWh.

Then you need to consider when you use your power, as you want to cover your daytime consumption as a minimum.

Each kW of solar power will produce on average approx. 4.6kWh per day, but this will vary based on your location, roof orientation, shading etc.So, if your average daytime consumption was 12kWh, you’d need at least a 3kW system, if it was 20kWh, then a 5kW system.An experienced consultant will determine the best system to suit your needs.

OUR PROJECTS

Project Size: 32.4 KW
Product details: Seraphim 300W Mono
Location: Prestons-Unit 3, 1968 Camden Valley Way || NSW || 2170

Project Size: 6.6 KW
Product details: Seraphim 275W Poly
Location: Quakers Hill-18 Sonter Street || NSW || 2763

Project Size: 11 KW
Product details: Seraphim 275W Poly
Location: Adamstown-107 DATE Street || NSW || 2289

How Solar Power Works

Understanding solar energy

The sun’s rays are captured via photovoltaic cells (solar panels) usually mounted on a north or west facing roof. An inverter wired up to your meter converts the captured sunlight into electricity for your home.

Enjoy the savings

Solar systems can significantly reduce your traditional power consumption and bills whilst easing the stress of future power price hikes. Your electricity provider monitors the power you use from the grid and the solar energy your system collects from its panels. At times, you’ll need more power than your system produces – so it automatically imports electricity from the grid, just as it does now. But you still only ever pay for the power that you import from the grid; the rest is free.

Sustain the future

In keeping with the philosophy of clean renewable energy, your new solar system has no moving parts, is silent to run, requires minimal maintenance (just clean it with water once a year) and has a very long service life.

We make it easy to choose the system that's right for you!

GRID-CONNECTED SOLAR PV SYSTEMS

Solar power is very simple. Solar modules (panels) on your roof convert sunlight in DC electricity. A solar inverter then converts the DC electricity into AC electricity for home use. Devices in your house will utilise the AC from the solar power system first and draw electricity from the grid if you need more. If you are producing excessive power, this is returned to the grid. Check your power retailer to see if you are eligible for credit.

Benefits of Solar Power

Solar saves money on electricity bills

With electricity prices constantly rising, more and more households are making the switch to energy saving alternatives, such as solar PV systems and energy saving lighting. As electricity prices continue to increase (as coal prices rise), solar power becomes less expensive (as silicon prices fall).

Solar energy is free

Once your system has been installed, the sun's energy is absolutely free, allowing you to enjoy considerable savings on your electricity bills. Better still, if solar energy covers 100% of your electricity needs, there'll be no power bills at all. Imagine that, no electricity bills! Just think how much you could reduce your household running costs over the next 25 years; the minimum lifespan of our solar systems. Adding a solar system to your home also significantly increases its market value.

Solar energy is abundant

Solar electricity is a renewable resource which won't run out. A 1kW solar system generates approximately 25% of the electricity used in the average household (depending on your location). Our kits can be tailored to meet part or all of your home's electricity needs.

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