Solar Batteries

Think of it like a home power bank. It stores the extra electricity your solar panels produce during the day so you can use it later—like at night or when the sun’s hiding behind clouds.

With the right setup, some homes cut their power bills by up to 80 - 100%. That’s anywhere from $1,300 to over $2,200 a year, depending on how much energy you use and the size of your system.

Solar panels do a great job on their own, but a battery takes things to the next level. It lets you hold onto the power you make and use it when your panels aren’t generating, like in the evenings. More control, more savings.

Yep! One of the biggest perks of a solar battery is backup power when the grid goes down. It keeps your essentials running so you’re not left in the dark.

Most of them are built to last. You’re looking at around 6,000 charge cycles. Which means daily use for about 10 years. It’s a solid long-term investment in your energy setup.

For sure. You can use stored solar energy to charge your car even during peak evening times. That means lower charging costs and less reliance on the grid.

Yes, there are rebates available in every state. But heads up, they can be capped, so they won’t last forever. It’s a smart move to check with an expert to see what you’re eligible for before they run out.

In places like Victoria, feed-in tariffs range from 3.3c to 8.4c per kWh which is way less than the 30c or so you pay to buy power. A battery lets you keep and use your own solar energy instead of selling it cheap to the grid.

Absolutely. Most solar batteries can be added to existing systems without a hassle. Whether you’re upgrading or starting from scratch, it’s a great way to boost your home’s energy efficiency.