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Solar batteries

Store the sun.
Skip the peak.

A solar battery saves the energy your panels make during the day so you can use it after dark. Less grid, lower bills, and backup power when the street goes out.

How they work

Sun by day. Stored for night.

When the sun is up, your panels turn sunlight into DC electricity. The inverter converts it to AC for your home. Anything your home doesn’t need right now charges the battery instead of getting exported to the grid for a low feed-in tariff.

After dark, or through the evening peak, the battery powers the home first and the grid only takes over once it’s empty. You buy less electricity when it costs the most.

Two views of the same house. By day, rooftop solar produces more than the home uses and the surplus charges a wall-mounted battery. By night, the battery discharges to power the home and the grid is not drawn on.
  1. 01

    Daytime surplus

    Panels make more than the house is using. The excess charges the battery instead of exporting at a low feed-in rate.

  2. 02

    Battery fills

    Charging continues until the battery is full or the sun drops, whichever comes first.

  3. 03

    Evening peak

    The battery powers the home through the most expensive hours of the day.

  4. 04

    Grid last

    The grid only takes over once the battery is empty. You buy less electricity when it costs the most.

Why add a battery

Three jobs a good battery does.

Which of these matters most depends on your tariff and how much of your usage lands after dark. We work that out at the site visit.

  • Lower bills

    Use stored solar through the evening peak instead of buying from the grid. Time-of-use customers save the most.

  • Blackout protection

    Every battery we sell has back-up. Wiring the backup circuits is an opt-in at additional cost, and it keeps essential circuits live when the grid drops.

  • Self-consumption

    Use more of what your panels make instead of exporting at low feed-in tariffs. Self-consumption is where the savings are.

What we install

The batteries we install.

We pick the right one after seeing your roof, inverter, and usage profile. No single battery is best for every household.

  • Sigenergy battery unit

    Modular inverter and battery system

    Sigenergy

    The brand we put in front of most households first. Modular stack, so the capacity can grow later without replacing the inverter.

    Warranty
    10-year warranty
  • GoodWe battery unit

    Entry-level inverter and battery

    GoodWe

    Our entry-level option for inverter and battery, for households that want storage without the top-tier spend.

    Warranty
    10-year warranty
  • Sungrow battery unit

    Stackable battery

    Sungrow

    Stackable, so the capacity is sized to your evening usage rather than sold in one lump.

    Warranty
    10-year warranty
  • Tesla Powerwall 3 battery unit

    Fitted on request

    Tesla Powerwall 3

    We hold Tesla accreditation and fit the Powerwall 3 when a household asks for it specifically.

    Warranty
    10-year warranty

Cost & ROI

Yes, the upfront is real. So is the payback.

A battery costs more than a panel-only system. The payback comes from avoided peak-rate grid use and time-of-use arbitrage: the more of your evening usage you shift off the grid, the faster it returns. We model your specific number against your actual usage before you commit. No guessing.

  • Federal STC rebate

    Applied on a paired solar install, off your upfront price.

  • Paperwork handled

    We manage eligibility and lodgement end to end. Nothing for you to chase.

  • 10–15 year warranty

    Depending on the brand you go with.

  • Backup circuits

    Available on every battery we sell, as an opt-in.

Free proposal

Ready to add storage?

Free site visit, fixed proposal, every rebate factored in before you commit.