Solar Panels, Solar Power Systems
Is it worthwhile installing solar? With the reduction in government rebates and incentives for solar some consumers remain sceptical whether it is worthwhile to install a solar power system. This blog looks at the changes in the incentives and solar power costs since 2008 and current solar panel prices to answer this question. The solar industry in…
Solar Power Tips, Solar Battery, General
Instead Of Buying A Solar System Alone, Why Not Invest In A Battery And Solar Combination Instead? The benefits of a solar and battery package benefits are obvious. From increased electricity bill savings to blackout prevention, why are not all customers in Sydney and regional NSW choosing a battery and solar bundle? Why are some customers still…
Solar Power Tips, Solar Panels
Australia is blessed with a fairly temperate climate all year round. That’s what makes it such a great place to take advantage of residential solar panel installations. However, there are still conditions such as wind, rain and extreme heat that can have an impact on solar panel performance. Here’s what you need to know. What Are The Best Conditions…
Solar Power Tips, Commercial Solar Power
If you have decided to join the thousands of other Australians who are taking advantage of the long-term financial and environmental benefits of a solar power system, your next step is deciding just what size solar system will satisfy your needs. In this blog we look at some of the factors you need to consider. The size you…
Solar Power Tips, Energy Saving Tips
Over the past several months, COVID-19 has turned the world upside down and some impacts of coronavirus are still coming to light. One of the latest developments are families are seeing their power bills double. With unprecedented numbers of Australians working from home, cooking more meals, and not going on holidays, household energy usage across the country…
Tip & Advice, General
The Max Power 390 Watt MPS-390N solar panel combines leading technology with long warranties making it ideal for Australian conditions. Australia experiences many sunny days with long daylight hours in summer. This makes it ideal for solar. However, our summers are very hot and roof temperatures easily reach 65°C. making it harsh for panels. We experience southerly busters and…
