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Crunch your own numbers.

Put in what you actually pay and what you actually export. The rebate comes off the top, the payback is worked on your tariff — not a brochure number.

Who is this for?
Most household power gets used after dark, which is why a battery does the heavy lifting at home.
Your Power Bill
Per month. Bill arrives quarterly? Divide by 3 — a $412 quarterly bill is about $137/month.
What are you pricing?
Full new install — panels, inverter, optional battery
Solar System Size
6.6 kW
Recommended for your bill
6 kW Drag to adjust 20 kW
ℹ️ Most homes are single-phase — systems above ~10 kW may need three-phase or export limiting. We confirm your connection on a free site check.
How about battery storage? 🔋
Your Usage Pattern
10%65%
Of all the power your home uses, how much goes before dark. Most homes are 40-50%. This is about your household, not your panels - how much of your solar you actually use is worked out for you below.
This is a typical profile, not your meter. Nobody knows the real day/night split until we read an actual bill — and it is the number every figure on this page hangs off. We check it on the free site visit and requote if it moves.
Hot water on a timer, pool pump, EV charging, dishwasher and washing on a delay start. Typical: hot water 8–10 · pool pump 4–6 · EV 10. This is the cheapest win on the job, and it takes the midday surplus before the battery does — using a kWh as you make it beats storing it and losing 10% in the round trip. Shift first, then size the battery for whatever is genuinely left after dark.
Already on an off-peak rate (about 22c), so moving it to solar saves that, not the full 33c. Worth doing — just honest about the size of it.
Single-phase homes export at max 5 kW — big systems earn less feed-in unless three-phase.
Estimated Annual Savings
$0
Payback Period
— years
25-Year Net Savings
$0
Price After Rebate
$0
New Monthly Bill
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Where Every kWh Goes per day
Used as made Stored for night Exported Still bought from grid
Your System
System Size—
Panels—
Inverter—
Annual Production—
System Utilisation—
Price per kW (after rebate)—
Only Quality Products
✓ Longi X10 Explorer panels — #1 brand globally · 25-year warranty
✓ Solax inverters — Tier-1 · hybrid-ready · 10-year warranty
✓ Solax T51 battery — LiFePO4 · modular · 10-year warranty
✓ SAA accredited install — licensed, insured & workmanship guaranteed
✓ No cheap gear — quality components built to last 25+ years
Want this modelled on your actual roof?

Everything above is an estimate. It assumes a typical split between daytime and after-dark use, and a well-oriented roof — because at this point we have never seen your place.

Before you spend anything, we build the real thing: your roof traced off high-resolution aerial imagery, every panel placed where it will actually go, the tilt and orientation of each roof plane taken properly into account, and a 3D shading study that accounts for your trees, your neighbour’s, and your own gables — hour by hour, right through the year.

What comes back is production for your address and your roof, not for a typical Sunshine Coast one — plus the panel layout you would actually get, so you can see it before anybody drills a hole.

Solar design on an aerial view of a house: panel strings colour-coded on the roof, with the inverter, meter box and main switchboard marked
A real design of Bart’s. Every panel placed on the actual roof, the strings colour-coded, and the inverter, meter box and main switchboard located — before anyone turns up. Address removed.
We design in Pylon, the platform a lot of Australian installers use for this. It is part of the free site assessment — there is no charge for it and no obligation to go ahead.
⚠️ Estimation only. Actual savings, production and costs vary based on roof orientation, shading, usage patterns, retailer tariffs and site-specific factors. Book a free assessment for a fixed-price quote.
Get a Detailed Quote 📞 Call 0419 103 648
Estimates only. Actual savings depend on usage, orientation, shading & retailer. Assumes 33.3c/kWh import, tiered feed-in (10c to 8 kWh/day, then 2c), ~$1.36/day supply charge (not removable), 4.2 kWh per kW per day (a well-oriented Sunshine Coast roof), 90% battery round-trip, 0.4%/yr panel degradation; battery contribution counted to year 15. Federal rebates already deducted in prices shown (battery: ~$252/usable kWh on the first 14 kWh at $37/STC; steps down 1 Jan 2027).