High-output Jinko and Aiko panels and modular Sigenergy and GoodWe batteries for the units, townhouses and older houses of Noble Park. We design for small roofs, help with the owners corporation request and install with our own A-Grade electricians.
Noble Park was built as a suburb of 1950s to 1970s houses on good-sized blocks. Over the past few decades a large share of those blocks have been redeveloped, and a single house has become two, three or four units or townhouses along a shared driveway. Walk the streets either side of the station and the pattern repeats block after block.
For solar, that changes the sums. A unit roof is a fraction of the size of the house it replaced, it is often cut up by hips and party walls, and the neighbouring unit can shade part of it. The answer is not to give up. It is to use fewer, higher-output panels on the faces that work, and a battery sized to what that roof can fill. Several of the smaller systems we have installed elsewhere carry 16 to 20 panels and still run the household through the evening.
Then there is the question of who has to agree. On a strata title the roof and outside walls may be common property, and the meters for every unit are often grouped at the front of the block. We check both before quoting, because they decide what can be installed and where the cables run. The original houses that remain have their own issue, which is an old switchboard. All of it is covered with our other work in Noble Park.
A small roof leaves less room for error, so the design matters more.
Jinko Tiger Neo and Aiko panels at the top of their range, so a short row produces as much as a longer one did a few years ago. We place them on the faces clear of the next unit's shadow and leave shaded sections empty.
Sigenergy SigenStor and GoodWe batteries stack in modules, so storage can be matched to a modest array and added to later. In a townhouse the battery usually goes in the single garage, with bollards where a car parks beside it, or on a courtyard wall within the clearance rules.
An owners corporation will want to know what is going on the roof, how it is fixed and where the cables and battery will be. We prepare a roof layout, equipment list and cable route you can attach to your request.
On unit blocks we trace the run from the grouped meters at the front to your own board. In the older detached houses we often replace an original fuse board. Either way it is electrician's work, done by us and priced in.
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.
None of these is in Noble Park. They are from Chelsea Heights, Berwick and Cranbourne North, picked because each is a modest array doing a full job.
16 Jinko Tiger Neo III panels on a tin roof over two storeys, a GoodWe single-phase hybrid inverter, three GoodWe battery modules in the garage and a 7kW GoodWe EV charger. No switchboard upgrade was needed.
18 Jinko Tiger Neo Satin panels feeding a Sigenergy single-phase hybrid inverter and one SigenStor battery module on the exterior wall. A single module, sized to carry the evening.
20 Jinko Tiger Neo panels on a tile roof with a single-phase Sigenergy hybrid inverter and two battery modules mounted on the outside wall, which is how most homes without a spare garage wall are done.
On a strata title the approval step comes first, and we help you through it.
Roof faces, shade from the units either side, the meter panel, your switchboard and the places a battery could go.
We ask what your plan of subdivision says about the roof and walls, and give you the drawings to request approval where it is needed.
Panel count and layout, inverter, battery modules, any board work and the after-rebate price.
Network connection application, federal discounts and Solar Victoria for eligible owner-occupiers, lodged by us.
We arrange parking and access so the shared driveway stays open for your neighbours. Most small systems are installed, tested and handed over the same day.
None of these has a minimum system size. A unit gets them the same as a house.
The federal small-scale technology certificates are worked out on the size of the solar and taken straight off the price.
Available to eligible owner-occupiers on the solar panels and inverter. It does not cover batteries. The Solar Victoria battery rebate and battery loan both closed in 2025.
The federal battery discount, around 30 percent off an approved battery with no income test. On a modular battery it applies to the modules you install.
Some installers will not quote a unit. We think a well-designed small system is worth doing.
Each face measured, shade from the adjoining units checked, and a layout drawn. Not a standard package dropped onto a roof it does not fit.
We cannot approve the job for your owners corporation, but we give you everything they normally ask for and answer their questions.
SAA accredited, New Energy Tech Approved Seller, A-Grade electricians under REC 32300. No subcontractors in your driveway.
Units here suit split systems, and they run well on solar. We install those too. See heating and cooling in Noble Park.
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Anything else, call 0466 355 441. You will get an electrician, not a salesperson.
Usually, yes. Modern panels are far more powerful than they were, so a roof that takes only 10 to 16 of them can still make a worthwhile system. We measure the usable faces and tell you honestly if it does not stack up.
If the roof or the walls the equipment is fixed to are common property, yes. Your plan of subdivision shows this. We provide the layout drawing, equipment details and cable route to go with your request.
Most often in the garage, protected by bollards, or on an outside wall in the courtyard. The rules set distances from doors, windows and living areas, and we find a position that meets them.
No, but it affects the cable run and sometimes the metering. We inspect the meter panel at the visit and allow for it in the fixed price.
Sometimes part of the roof is shaded for part of the day. We check it for your address and keep panels off the affected section, so the rest of the array is not held back.
That is why we size the two together. A modular battery lets us match storage to what the roof produces, and add a module later if your usage changes.
A site visit, a layout for your roof, drawings for your owners corporation if you need them, and a written after-rebate price. No obligation.
