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Batteries

Keep more of the
energy you generate.

Battery storage can capture excess solar energy during the day and make it available later when your property needs it.

Modern home with rooftop solar and a technician installing a battery system in the garage
Energy flow

Generate. Consume. Store. Use.

A well-designed battery captures excess solar and releases it back into your home when it matters most.

Step 1
Solar generation
Step 2
Home consumption
Step 3
Excess generation
Step 4
Battery charging
Step 5
Stored energy
Step 6
Evening use
Technician installing a modern wall-mounted battery and inverter
Installation

Designed around your home.

Battery selection and installation should consider your existing solar system, inverter compatibility, energy usage, available space, future requirements and whether backup functionality is desired.

Blackout backup

Backup depends on system design.

Not every battery installation automatically provides blackout backup. Backup availability depends on the battery, inverter, switchboard configuration and installation design — we'll walk you through what's achievable.

Battery

Chemistry, capacity and warranty

Inverter

Compatibility and configuration

Switchboard

Circuits selected for backup

Design

Fits your daily and emergency use

Connected home

See how a connected energy home can work.

Solar, storage, hot water and heating — orchestrated by smart controls that prioritise your own energy.

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Ready to store your own energy?

Let us know about your existing solar (if any) and household needs. We'll recommend a battery approach that suits your home.

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