Jinko panels, Sigenergy and GoodWe batteries, and heat pump hot water in the same job if you want it. Batteries sited and protected to the rules, boards upgraded where needed, all by our own A-Grade electricians about ten minutes away in Somerville.
Baxter is a small township around the station on the Stony Point line, with acreage and lifestyle properties spreading out on every side. It sits in the Mornington Peninsula Shire but is closer to our depot than most of Frankston. Homes range from older township houses to newer builds, and out on the bigger blocks there are sheds and outbuildings with their own sub-boards. Many properties rely on LPG, which makes heat pump hot water a natural partner for solar.
Our written-up Baxter job shows what a complete install covers. The owner got 24 Jinko Tiger Neo III panels for 11.4kW, a single-phase Sigen hybrid inverter and three SigenStor modules for 27.12kWh, plus a heat pump hot water unit. The main board and a sub-board were upgraded, cement sheeting went behind the battery, and the battery was mounted undercover on the south wall, out of the afternoon sun.
Those details separate a tidy install from one that causes trouble later, and every one of them is priced before you sign. There was no Solar Victoria rebate on that job, which is a reminder that not every household qualifies, so we check eligibility first. The rest of what we do locally is on the Baxter page.
The hardware is only half the job. Where it goes and how it connects decides how well it lasts.
Jinko Tiger Neo and Aiko panels laid out on the faces that see the most sun. In the township that is usually the house roof. On acreage we look at every roof on the property before deciding where the array goes.
A battery has rules about where it can go, keeping it out of living areas and clear of exits. Where it mounts on a house wall a non-combustible barrier such as cement sheeting may be needed. We prefer a shaded, undercover wall, as on the Baxter job, so it stays cool.
Properties with a shed or second building often have a sub-board fed from the house. Both boards need to suit the new inverter and battery, so we check them and include any upgrade in the price.
Moving hot water off LPG or an old electric tank to a heat pump is the easiest next step after solar. Emerald, Reclaim or iStore units, fitted in the same visit and set to run in the middle of the day on your own power.
The full range is on our products page.
Tier-one panels with 25-year performance warranties, laid out for the roof faces you have.
Hybrid and string inverters, chosen so a battery can join the system now or later.
Home batteries sized to the evening peak, with backup circuits set up for outages.
Home chargers wired into the same system and set to charge from your solar first.
Our Baxter write-up, plus two systems from Somerville and Cranbourne South. Open any of them for the full specification.
24 Jinko Tiger Neo III panels, a single-phase Sigen hybrid inverter, three SigenStor modules undercover on the south wall, a heat pump hot water unit, and main and sub-board upgrades. No Solar Victoria rebate on this one.
Just east in Somerville, a 2011 system on its third inverter came off and 38 Jinko Tiger Neo III panels went across the Klip-Lok roof, with a GoodWe inverter and 41.6kWh of GoodWe storage in the carport. Solar Victoria rebate handled.
Further north in Cranbourne South, 28 Jinko panels on a shed roof feed a three-phase GoodWe inverter and six battery modules on a new concrete pad against the wall.
Most installs take a single day once the approvals are through.
We are close by, so the site visit can usually be booked within days.
We show you where the battery can and cannot go, and why, before anything is drawn up.
The main board, any sub-boards in sheds or outbuildings, and whether the supply is single or three-phase.
Panels, inverter, battery, board work and optional hot water, with STCs and the battery discount applied.
Our crew installs it, tests the backup circuits with you and sets up the app.
We check each one against your household and property, so the quote is right from the start.
Solar panels and inverters only, for eligible owner-occupiers. Our Baxter job did not use it, which is why we check first. There is no Solar Victoria battery rebate or loan now.
Cheaper Home Batteries: around 30 percent off an approved battery, with no income test, applied on the quote.
Federal certificates, taken off at the point of sale on eligible systems. If the heating is next, see heating and cooling in Baxter.
The parts you do not see, the board, the battery wall and the cable runs, get the same attention as the panels.
The full write-up and the owner's own words are on our case study page.
One crew and one visit when you add heat pump hot water to the system.
SAA accredited, New Energy Tech Approved Seller, and nothing subcontracted.
Close enough for a quick site visit and an easy follow-up.
Live Google reviews. Look for the Sigenergy, GoodWe and Powerwall jobs.
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On a wall or in a garage that meets the battery installation rules, which keep it out of living areas and away from exits. A shaded, undercover wall is ideal. We show you the options at the visit.
When a battery mounts on a wall of the house, the rules can require a non-combustible barrier between the battery and the wall. Cement sheeting is a common way to provide it, and it is included in the quote when needed.
It can. We check how it is fed and whether the main board and sub-board suit the new system, and upgrade them if they do not.
Yes, and it is a common pairing here. A heat pump timed to run in the middle of the day uses mostly solar power.
Not every household meets the Solar Victoria rules, which cover the household and the property. We check yours before quoting so the price does not change later.
Usually one day on site for solar and a battery. Adding hot water or board upgrades can extend it, and we tell you the plan beforehand.
A site visit, then a written quote with the layout, battery position, board work and after-rebate price. No obligation.
