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SolarBright has been recognised with Tesla Powerwall Premium Certified Installer status, reflecting our installation quality, technical capability, and ongoing experience delivering Tesla battery systems across Sydney and NSW. This recognition aligns with how we already operate day to day: design the system properly, install it cleanly, commission it correctly, and support customers long after the install is…
Solar Power Tips
Traditional skylights can be a great way to bring natural daylight into your home. But they’re not always the most practical option - especially if you just want to brighten a darker space without a bigger roof and ceiling project. In many homes, a conventional skylight can involve extra roof work, more waterproofing considerations, and a larger…
Skylights Guides
“DIY skylights” typically refers to skylight systems that can be installed without major building work, assuming you have straightforward roof access and are confident using basic tools. In most cases, DIY skylights fall into three categories: Tubular skylights: A compact roof opening captures daylight and channels it through a reflective tube to a ceiling diffuser. This is…
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SolarBright has been recognised as a SolaX Power Premium Installer (Australia, 2025). This milestone reflects proven product knowledge, quality workmanship, and consistently compliant installations. 2025 has been a standout year for SolarBright. We have received multiple recognitions, including: Sungrow Top Installer Award (2025) Tesla Powerwall Premium Certified Installer status EUPD Research Installer Award (2025) These recognitions reflect…
Solar Battery Guides
Getting your battery size right makes a bigger difference than most people expect. The right capacity helps you store more daytime solar and use it at night, reduce grid use during peak times, and add real backup coverage during outages. Most home batteries fall into two categories: Fixed-size batteries like Tesla Powerwall 3, which start as one…
Roof Ventilation Guides
If your home feels hotter than it should in summer, the roof cavity is often a big part of the problem. Heat builds up above the ceiling and can push indoor temperatures higher. A roof ventilation system helps by moving that trapped hot air out, which can improve comfort and reduce the load on cooling. Two options…
