SOLAR AND BATTERY REBATES. ADELAIDE CBD.

by | 15 Aug 2018 | Solar Warehouse Australia Blog

Have you got premises in the Adelaide CBD? Have you had a solar system installed on the roof? Right now, the Adelaide City Council (ACC) has solar and battery rebates on offer that you might want to consider. So if you’ve got a building in the Adelaide CBD, now is a great time to be looking at a solar panel system. Or if you’ve got panels without batteries, the ACC might chuck some money your way if you have some installed.

HOW MUCH IS ON OFFER?

It depends on your eligibility, but up to $5,000 is available for new solar system installs. There’s also $5,000 on offer for batteries for your solar system, whether it be an established system or a new one. And it’s not just for homes either. Businesses and commercial properties are included in the offer.

WHY WOULD THE COUNCIL GIVE ME MONEY?

It’s their way of incentivising homes and business within the Adelaide CBD to install solar panels and batteries. In the words of Adelaide’s Lord Mayor Martin Haese…

“The City of Adelaide can grow its credentials in this area, attract investment and attract more residents.

“Not only will we have a more liveable city, but we’ll also have a more economically prosperous and sustainable city as a result.”

But we should be clear here, the ACC isn’t exactly giving out money. It’s a rebate, so you’ll get the money back after installation, if you’re eligible. So it’s important to know what’s what before you commit. We can help you with that though. Just drop us a line here.

HOW DO I FOUND OUT IF I’M ELIGIBLE FOR SOLAR AND BATTERY REBATES?

You can go to the Adelaide City Council’s website for eligibility and other relevant information. Or you can download their overview here.

Solar systems nearly always make sense. To find out what’s best for you, and how to take advantage of the Adelaide City Councils rebates, get in touch with us here.

WHICH INVERTER IS RIGHT FOR ME?

by | 1 Aug 2018 | Solar Warehouse Australia Blog

It could be that you’ve made the smart decision to have a solar system installed on your property. So it makes sense to include an inverter that’s specifically suited to your needs and desires. There’s a challenge with that though. Every solar salesman you speak to is going to tell you that they are offering exactly that.

So how do you make sure you’re getting the right inverter for you? It can be difficult to work out. But, there are some simple features to look for that can give you peace of mind.

At Solar Warehouse Australia, we’re BIG fans of the Solaredge Inverter. In our opinion it’s undoubtedly the most flexible and accommodating unit on the market. It has a huge range of features, far above any of its competitors. It also provides a level of customisation which makes it the perfect unit no matter what the specifics of your system may be. Basically, it’s the inverter to put on any system, regardless of size, capacity, or environment.

THE SOLAREDGE INVERTER FEATURES INCLUDE…

A 12 year warranty on parts and labour (most competitors offer only a 5 years)

Low cost replacement if a new unit is needed after the 12 year warranty ends.

Individual panel monitoring enabling optimal performance of all panels even if one is compromised.

High safety features to protect you and anyone who has a need to work on or near your system.

Local monitoring by Solar Warehouse Australia and Solaredge.

Pro-active maintenance that prevents lengthy down time.

Expand-ability options and future proofing, such as ease of retro-fitting cutting edge technology.

Battery ready, with the inclusion of a low cost add on device known as Storedge.

Real time monitoring of your consumption

…most importantly, your system will be installed by certified Solaredge installers, if you purchased it from Solar Warehouse Australia.

You can’t go wrong with the Solaredge inverter. It’s adaptability makes it an excellent choice for your solar system, regardless of your systems individual specifications.

 

For more information on the Solaredge inverter, or to ask any questions about solar systems, contact us here.