FAQ

They use less energy and can save you money in the long run.Take advantage of natural daylight during the day and use energy-efficient lighting at night.

Solar power can be stored in batteries. This is done in systems that are grid-tied with battery backups and in off-grid solar systems.

Your solar system will begin saving you money from day one. Remember that every kWh of power that you consume from the system will save you 30c.In order to get your feed in tariff for any excess power you produce and export back to the grid you will need to have a net meter installed by your energy provider. Once your solar system is installed you need to contact to your provider to organise their installation of the net meter. Once this is installed they will be able to measure your power exports and pay you the feed in tariff.

Most roof types are suitable for solar as we have mounting bracket and systems for tile and metal roofs. Tilt frame mounts can be used on roofs with shallow pitches. On a flat concrete slab roof we use ballast mounting so there is no danger of compromising water-proof membranes.

A 6 or 6.6kW system generally suits most families. Your  One Stop  Solar consultant will look at your power bill and consumption patterns and assess what size system will suit your situation. Generally, these days solar is so affordable that sometimes you should just fit as many panels as you can (6.6KW) because of the small price difference.