SolarBright Guides, Roof Ventilation Guides
Mould is a common problem in Australian homes, particularly where moisture, humidity and poor ventilation combine. While bathrooms are common problem areas, mould can also develop inside roof cavities, ceilings and other poorly ventilated spaces. Everyday activities such as showering, cooking and washing release moisture into the air. When humid air meets cooler surfaces, condensation forms, creating…
Solar Panels Guides
Solar panels are designed to provide reliable electricity for many years. However, like any technology, their performance can decline with age, while your household energy requirements may change significantly over time. A solar system that was perfectly adequate 10 or 15 years ago may no longer generate enough electricity for your home today. At the same time,…
Solar Skylight Guides
When choosing a solar skylight, you may come across specifications such as 1,500 lumens or 2,000 lumens. But what are lumens, and how much light do you actually need? Lumens are an important factor when comparing solar skylights because they tell you how much visible light the system can produce. Choosing the right lumen output can help…
Skylights Guides, Tubular Skylight Guides, Solar Skylight Guides
Is your hallway dark, even during the middle of the day? Adding more light to a hallway can make a surprisingly big difference. It can make the space feel brighter, more open and more welcoming, while reducing the need to keep your lights switched on throughout the day. The good news is that you don't necessarily need…
Solar Loans and Finance
Applying for a solar loan can make it easier to install a new solar system, battery or complete solar and battery package without paying the full cost upfront. When applying for a solar loan for your solar or battery system, you may be asked to provide documents that help the loan provider verify your identity, income and…
Solar Battery Guides
Wall mounted solar batteries are home energy storage systems designed to be secured vertically to a suitable wall rather than placed directly on the floor. They are commonly installed in garages, utility areas or suitable outdoor locations close to the home’s electrical equipment. The major advantage of a wall mounted battery is its ability to use vertical…
