Not at all. Solar Source Australia’s project quote is inclusive of all the costs commencing from product supply, system installation, inspection and its service and maintenance.

We offer the best quality products with their latest upgrades to the customers, to ensure the highest quality of functioning. NETCC ’s approved and accredited Solar Panels are designed to withstand and resist extreme weather, including storm and hail.

It is the most advisable for you to install the system of its highest capacity relative to your power consumption, for the maximum efficiency. Based on the variations in your consumption, you can certainly add more panels to your system and it might subject to an upgradation, based on the respective regulations from the authorities.

You will need a new bi-directional (import-export) meter if you wish to take advantage of the feed-in tariffs. Most of the existing meters these days are smart meters and in most cases, they only need a re-programming. However, Solar Source Australia will not be responsible for any additional cost to be incurred in respect of meter upgrade if needed.

Not necessarily. Any extra power produced by your system is transmitted to central power grid, thus to your power distributor. You will receive credits and feed in tariffs for that power. When your consumption exceeds the solar power production, you will be receiving the power from your distributor. Owing to the price of the batteries, they are not really worth adding to your systems, in most cases.

We always ensure that our solar power systems are installed in the shortest amount of time possible. As soon as we receive all the required approvals, Our general installation time frame ranges from 3 weeks to 4 weeks.

Our solar systems are installed to meet all the power guidelines and safety standards and are inspected by a qualified and accredited Inspector and the systems are issued a “Certificate of Electrical Safety” before the inspector officially turns on the system.

kW stands for kilowatt or 1,000 watts. It is a measure of power. The solar power system is rated per the number of watts it can produce under standardized conditions.kWh stands for kilowatt hour. It is a measure of used energy. If we use a 1 kW heater for one hour, we have used 1 kWh of energy.

There are two kinds of residential solar installations.The first kind of Solar system can be connected to the Grid and the Feed-in Tariffs can be received and the second kind is ‘Stand-alone’ solar systems aimed to produce electricity independently for remote properties. These systems are prevented from a grid connection, but usually are backed up with battery systems for storage.

Owing to safety and precaution, any grid-connected solar power systems should be turned off and shut down within seconds of the grid losing power. This assures a safe repair process to the grid. The systems get will reconnected to the grid as soon as the power is restored to the grid.

Your ideal solar power system is dependent on many different factors. Feel free to call our friendly team to find the system perfect for your roof.

Solar Source Australia offers the retailer’s warranty period of 5 years on the operation and operation and performance of the whole solar PV system, including workmanship and products.In addition, NETCC ’s approved and accredited Solar PV panels come with 25-years performance warranty, and inverters come with a 5 or 10-years limited inverter warranty, keeping your business or home solar power protected.

For greatest efficiency panels are mounted on a sloping roof facing north. However, panels can be mounted facing anywhere from east, through north to west, and still provide excellent performance. If you don’t have a suitable roof, panels can be mounted on frames in a sunnier part of the property. This is an additional cost, which needs to be quoted individually.

An STC is a financial incentive, not a rebate, and consumers will not qualify for any government-based financial recompense at the completion of the STC creation process.