Solar panels have tiny cells called photovoltaic (PV) cells, also known as solar cells that catches sunlight and turn it into electricity in the form of a direct current (DC).

Linked to the Solar Panels through a cable, the inverter transforms Solar Power from direct current (DC) to 240V AC (alternating current), which is the electricity utilised in households. Certain inverters feature a mobile app or website that offers insights into the amount of power generated during the day, applicable to both Solar for house and Solar for Businesses installations.

There are 3 ways to purchase solar and batteries: - Cash. - Solar Financing via our partners (Brighte, Payright, Humm and Plenti).

Solar panels require minimal maintenance, they should be kept free of debris and occasionally inspected for damage. Dust, dirt, bird droppings, and other debris can accumulate on the panel's surface, blocking sunlight and reducing electricity generation.

Solar panels can still generate energy when it's cloudy or raining but the amount of energy generated is weaker compared to sunny or clear weather.

Solar Panels can only produce electricity when there is sunlight. Which means at night your solar panels can't produce solar power for your home or business. Batteries allows you to store excess energy your solar panels produce during daytime which you can use at night, lowering you electricity bills even more.

High-quality solar panels typically have a lifespan of 20-25 years, with minimal degradation in efficiency over time.

The size of your system depends on your average energy consumption and desired level of energy independence. Our team can conduct a free site assessment to determine the optimal system size for your needs.

If you have a battery storage system connected to your solar panels, any unused energy can be stored in the batteries for later use. if you don't have a battery, when your solar panels generate more electricity than you use at a given time, the excess gets fed back into the power grid. Depending on your retailer and tariff, you may be given a credit towards your electricity bill.

A feed-in tariff (FiT) is a credit you can receive for any unused electricity sent back to the grid. Also known as a buy-back rate, it’s usually a set rate per kilowatt hour paid as a credit on your bills.

It depends on what meter you have currently. Solar requires a bi-directional smart meter. Bi-directional smart meter are common in Victoria but not in other states. In which case Electrifying Australia will organise a meter change as part of your solar installation.

No, Asbestos roof contains hazardous materials. The Clean Energy Council or CEC forbids installing Solar on Asbestos Roof as it presents health risk for the homeowner and installers.

The default password for the Jinko Wifi Dongle / JKS-WIFI-BI / Datalogger is "12345678". If you did a factory reset of use the default password to connect to the Datalogger.

The most common reason is most Home Wifi routers operate on a 5 GHz frequency. However, most Solar Inverters still uses the 2.4GHz frequency, making it incompatible with your home router. To solve this you can: - Install 2.4 GHz Wifi Extender that acts as an intermediary - Go to your Router 's settings and turn-on the 2.4 GHz. Turning On the 2.4 GHz Option: 1. Go to the Admin Panel by Optus / Telstra: Open Your Browser > Type in "http://192.168.0.1." 2. Turn Off Band Steering (Below is an example we made for a customer with an Optus Router, adjust the steps accordingly based on your ISP / Modem Provider). 3. Connect your Solar to the 2.4GHz network (In this case my_wifi). Contact your ISP or Router provider for further information.