Solar Systems

Domestic Solar

Solar electricity is one way to power your home or business that benefits the environment. There are no direct greenhouse gas emissions because the electricity is made from sunlight rather than burning fossil fuels.

Once you install solar panels on your roof, they convert sunlight into electricity cleanly and quietly. A solar energy system on your home is not an expense, it is an investment as solar power saves you money on your energy bills and, depending on the size of your solar PV system and energy usage, can even make you a little extra.

With energy prices forecast to increase in the futures solar PV will buffer you from those price hikes and the value of your return on investment will increase as electricity rates increase over time.

With Quality Trina Honey Solar Panels in combination with an ABB or SMA Inverter you can’t go wrong.

Commercial Solar

Like many Australian business owners, you’re probably always looking for ways to reduce overheads and improve your bottom line. Cutting costs wherever possible is an excellent way to accomplish these goals. There are many ways to go about this, but reducing your energy costs has the added bonus of helping the environment.

A commercial solar energy system can help you slash your company’s energy costs by up to 40 per cent or more. The money you save could be used to grow and expand your business or to offer better benefits to your employees. Commercial solar systems can protect you from the full impact of rising energy cost.

Energy Savings

We are all looking for ways to save money but at the same time help our planet. By making a few small changes to the way you use energy could make a difference to your next energy bill.

Here are some tips to help you reduce your energy consumption, enabling you to save money and start having a positive impact on the global environment.

1. Use inverter type air-conditioners that are sized, installed and used in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations – they’ll use up to 40% less energy than other air-conditioners.
2. Unless the mercury hits 30˚C, try and use fans to cool your home instead of the air conditioner.
3. Heating or cooling the whole house can be expensive. Where possible, shut doors to areas you are not using and only heat or cool the rooms you spend the most time in.
4. Use the economy cycle for everyday washing and only run the dishwasher when it’s full. This helps save water too.
5. Up to 10% of your electricity could be used by gadgets and appliances that are on standby. A standby power controller will automatically reduce standby time and switch appliances off when not in use.
6. Stick to short, four-minute showers. You’ll save water, energy and money.