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Find Your Recommended Solar & Battery Size

Upload your latest electricity bill and we will estimate a suitable solar system, inverter and battery size based on your electricity usage.

This is an indicative sizing and price estimate only. Final system size, inverter selection and battery capacity depend on roof space/orientation, shading, switchboard and phase configuration, distributor export limits, interval load profile, product compatibility and site inspection.

Solar Energy Made Simple

Take the guesswork out of your solar options.

Finding the right electricity option doesn’t need to be complicated. We collect the key information about your property and requirements so you can take the next step with greater clarity.
  • Tell us about your property and solar and energy needs.
  • We review the information you provide.
  • Explore suitable solar options.
  • Get clear information before making a decision.
Why Get A Quote?

A smarter way to explore your solar options.

We make the first step simple, straightforward and easy to understand.

01 / SIMPLE

One simple enquiry

Provide your details through our quick online form instead of spending time searching through different options yourself.

02 / PERSONALISED

Designed around your needs

Your property and energy requirements are different. That’s why we use the information you provide to understand what you’re looking for.
03 / CLEAR

Clear solar guidance

We help make the process easier to understand so you can move forward with more confidence.
  • Understand Your Options

Solar panels and batteries do different jobs.

Solar panels generate electricity. A compatible battery stores energy for later use. Understanding the difference helps you decide what deserves attention in your quote.
What to considerSolar panelsBattery storage
Main purposeGenerate electricity from sunlight during daylight hours.Store compatible electricity for use at a later time.
When it helpsWhen your property can use solar generation directly.When shifting some energy to later use may suit your routine.
What affects suitabilityRoof area, orientation, shading, system design and energy demand.Evening demand, usable capacity, tariffs, compatibility and cost.
What to check in a quotePanel capacity, inverter, installation and estimated generation.Usable capacity, warranties, operating limits and backup capability.
Important considerationGeneration varies with weather, seasons and site conditions.Stored energy is finite and storage adds cost and conversion losses.

A battery is not necessary for every solar installation. Suitability depends on your circumstances and a proper assessment of costs and usage.

  • Your Electricity, Explained

When you use electricity matters as much as how much you use.

Two households with similar electricity bills can have different solar requirements. One may use most of its power during the day; another may use more after sunset.

Understanding your daily routine helps establish whether direct solar use, battery storage or a different system configuration deserves closer consideration.

  • Work out when major appliances are usually running.
  • Consider air conditioning and electric hot water.
  • Include electric vehicle charging if relevant.
  • Review whether your tariff rewards or penalises different usage times.
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  • Illustrative Daily Pattern

Where does your energy go?

These are illustrative usage periods, not measured percentages or a prediction for your home.
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The bar lengths are visual illustrations only. Your actual load profile may be different and should be assessed using available usage data.
  • Your Property Comes First

The right system must work with your roof, too.

Electricity consumption helps establish your needs, but the roof and electrical installation determine which options are practical. These details need to be considered before final system design.

Roof orientation

Roof direction, available area and pitch can affect generation and panel placement.

Shading and obstructions

Trees, neighbouring buildings, roof structures and seasonal shadows may affect output.

Electrical setup

Switchboard condition, supply phase and network requirements can influence installation.

Future flexibility

Consider whether you may want battery storage or additional electrical loads later.
  • Look Beyond The Initial Price

Understand what your solar investment includes.

The cheapest quote is not necessarily the most suitable. Comparing equipment, installation scope and financial assumptions gives you a more meaningful basis for making a decision.

A useful quote should explain what you’re paying for, what is included and which assumptions shape the estimate.

Upfront costs

Review the complete installed price, equipment, labour and any potential additional electrical work.

Estimated savings

Check the assumptions about solar generation, self-consumption, electricity tariffs and export credits.

Ongoing considerations

Consider applicable maintenance, warranties, electricity charges and future equipment requirements.

HOW IT WORKS

Built around trust, clarity and your project.

A straightforward process designed to make requesting a quote easier.

01

Choose your service

Select the category that best matches what you’re looking for.
02

Tell us about it

Provide a few details about your project, location and requirements.
03

Submit your enquiry

Send your contact details so your enquiry can be followed up.
04

Discuss the next step

Your requirements can then be reviewed and the next step discussed with you.
  • From Enquiry To Next Steps

Know what happens after you submit your details.

A quote enquiry is the beginning of the conversation. The information you provide helps establish your requirements and identify what needs to be confirmed before a final recommendation is made.

Property-specific details, electrical requirements and product availability may need further review. Keeping your recent electricity bill and any relevant information about future energy needs handy can make that conversation more useful.

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Your information

Provide contact details and relevant electricity usage information.
02

Initial review

Identify your requirements and the details that need further checking.
03

Technical assessment

Confirm relevant property, equipment and electrical considerations with the appropriate provider.
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Informed decision

Review the final proposal, inclusions and costs before proceeding.
  • Got Questions?

Solar solution questions.

A few answers to common questions about solar solutions.
Simply complete the quote form with your contact, property and electricity details. We’ll review your information and contact you regarding the next steps.
The form is designed to be quick and straightforward. Most of the information can be provided in just a few minutes.
No. If you’re unsure about your current usage, simply select “Not sure” in the form. We can discuss what information is available when we contact you.
Yes. Once your enquiry has been submitted, the team can review your details and contact you regarding your solar quote.

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