Find answers to the most common questions about our solar solutions.
We’ve compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions to help you understand our services better. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, feel free to contact us directly.
Residential Solar
Your guide to home solar power.
Savings vary based on your energy usage and system size, but many homeowners see a significant reduction in their electricity bills.
Standard solar systems don’t operate during a power outage unless paired with battery storage.
Quality solar panels typically last 25-30 years, with warranties often covering performance for this duration.
Solar incentives and rebates can reduce the upfront cost of installation, varying by location and system size.
When installed correctly, solar panels do not damage your roof. In fact, they can protect the covered area from weathering.
Solar power reduces electricity costs, provides tax incentives, and offers a strong return on investment.
Yes, commercial solar systems can be tailored to meet the high energy demands of businesses.
Options include purchasing, leasing, and power purchase agreements (PPAs), each with different benefits.
Installation times vary, but most commercial projects are completed within weeks to a few months.
Routine maintenance, such as cleaning and inspections, ensures the system operates efficiently and lasts longer.
Commercial Solar
Maximise business efficiency with solar power.
Battery Solar
Store solar energy for anytime use.
A solar battery stores excess energy generated during the day for use at night or during power outages.
The duration depends on the battery capacity and your energy usage but can typically power essential systems overnight.
Yes, most existing solar systems can be upgraded with battery storage for added benefits.
The size depends on your energy consumption and the level of backup power you require.
Most solar batteries last 10-15 years, with warranties typically covering a decade of use.
Charging time varies; Level 1 chargers can take 12-24 hours, while Level 2 chargers typically take 4-8 hours.
Home EV chargers include Level 1 (standard outlet) and Level 2 (240V outlet), with Level 2 offering faster charging times.
Yes, with an integrated EV charger, you can use solar energy to power your vehicle, reducing grid reliance.
Costs vary, but many find it a worthwhile investment for convenience and long-term savings.
An upgrade may be needed if your current panel lacks the capacity for the additional load, especially for Level 2 chargers.
EV Chargers
Charge your electric vehicle at home.
General Questions
Understanding solar energy and its benefits
Solar energy reduces greenhouse gas emissions, decreases reliance on fossil fuels, and lowers your carbon footprint.
Incentives like rebates and tax credits reduce the upfront cost of solar installations, varying by location and system size.
Residential installations usually take 1-2 days, while larger commercial projects can take several weeks to a few months.
Solar panels need minimal maintenance, primarily periodic cleaning and inspections to ensure optimal performance.
Excess energy is typically sent back to the grid, and you may receive credits on your electricity bill through net metering.