Faqs

There are some parts of a solar system that you should never have to worry about and other parts that are more likely to fault. From an experience as an installer writing this FAQ I have replaced [...]

Industry standards and expectations show that most solar panels in the market should expect to have a life span of at least 25 years with some panels still fully operational closer to 50 years [...]

Rebates were introduced into the Solar industry many years ago and have changed significantly over the years. The rebate scheme is set to slowly diminish over the years to come but there is no [...]

The good news is that for some people around Australia they got in early when feed in tariffs were quite enticing and have put themselves in a situation where they will receive credits each year [...]

Feed in tariffs are the amount of money that is paid back to the owner of the solar system and or client as arranged for any power that is not used in the property at any given time and pushed [...]

Yes, The governments still have feed in tariffs, IN saying this it is a state government incentive and not federal so the incentives across many states will vary quite a lot and offer different [...]

Micro Inverters  (AC) Designed to converter DC solar panels straight into usable ac power from directly underneath the panels. Most are installed with one panel for each micro inverter. If you [...]

Some of the additional costs that could be allowed for and possibly charged for include Tile roofs Vs Tin roof with tile roofs requiring more material and time to mount the fixings, The layout of [...]

A standard solar system will have different prices depending on rebate structures and certificates that vary across Australia and most importantly the quality of the solar system that you are [...]

There are some differences in Monocrystalline (Mono) and Polycrystalline (Poly) solar panels. These differences don’t necessarily mean that one is better than the other but Mono solar panels are [...]