Already have rooftop solar? Here is the order our team works through with Sydney owners: check the system, fix the tariff, then decide between more panels, a battery, EV charging or backup. Read More →
Many older Sydney homes need switchboard work before solar, a battery or an EV charger. We explain the warning signs, asbestos and safety switch issues, what the work involves and how it shows on a quote. Read More →
When the grid goes down, a battery can keep a few essential circuits running or back up your whole switchboard. We compare power and energy limits, changeover, indicative costs and which option suits Sydney homes. Read More →
Three-phase power can mean faster EV charging and more solar export, but it is not always worth the cost. We explain export limits, charging speeds, network approval, costs and when single-phase is enough. Read More →
Solar-matching EV chargers measure how much power your home is exporting and adjust the car's charging to use that surplus. Here is how CT clamps, charging modes, minimum charge current and home batteries work in practice. Read More →
NSW offers up to $1,000 for connecting an existing battery to a Virtual Power Plant. What the operator controls, how to check compatibility, how to set your reserve, and the questions to ask before you enrol. Read More →
We do not rank battery brands. We match one to your home by working through existing solar, single or three-phase supply, backup needs, future expansion, installation space and monitoring, then explain why it fits. Read More →
Adding modules to an existing home battery can be simple, or not possible at all. We explain how to confirm you need more storage, compatibility and firmware checks, mixing older and newer modules, and when a second battery makes more sense. Read More →
Your battery's settings decide how much it saves. Learn how self-use and time-of-use modes differ, how to choose a sensible backup reserve, what to adjust for winter, and when a professional optimisation review is worth it. Read More →
If you can only afford one upgrade now, the right choice depends on when you use power, what your exports earn and how big your evening loads are. Here is how to decide, and how to stage the rest without wasting money. Read More →
