Solar N Battery Co

Equipment

The brands we install

A short list, chosen because we can service them and source parts years from now — not because they were cheapest this quarter.

Close-up of a solar panel being secured during installation

Inverters and batteries

How it fits together

Panels, inverter, battery, grid

How a solar and battery system fits together Sunlight hits the solar panels, which produce DC electricity. That goes to a hybrid inverter, which converts it to AC for the house. Surplus power charges the home battery. Anything left over is exported to the grid. At night the house draws from the battery first, and only from the grid once the battery is empty. Solar panels Hybrid inverter Your home The grid Battery 1 2 3 4 at night
1. Panels generate DC electricity. 2. The inverter converts it to AC; the house uses what it needs. 3. Surplus charges the battery. 4. Only what is left is exported — and after dark the house draws from the battery before buying anything back.

How we choose

Brand matters less than most solar advertising implies, and it matters in a specific way: what you are really buying is the likelihood that someone can service this in eight years. Panels rarely fail. Inverters do, at roughly the 8–12 year mark, and a warranty is worth nothing if the manufacturer has left the Australian market.

That is why this list is short. Every brand here has an Australian presence we can actually escalate to. We would rather tell you we do not stock something than install a brand we cannot support.

The specific model that suits your roof depends on shading, usable area, phase supply and whether storage is coming. That is a design decision, and it belongs in your quote with the datasheet attached — not in a brand page.

Find out what solar and battery would cost on your roof

Send us a few details and we will come back with a written quote — system size, output estimate, rebates applied, and the final price.

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