Solar POwer & Batteries
Do you know what system best suit your situation?Choosing the right Solar System for you
At Solar Group, we understand that each home is unique to their neighbors. Whether, you’re in a big city like Auckland, a small town, or living rural, our team of experts will craft up a solution that best suits your home and your financial situation.
Try our unique Solar Analysis Tool, and find out what system best suits your situation.
A detailed report and price estimate in less than 2 minutes!
Harness the Sun’s Energy
Solar Group promotes cost-effective Solar Power Solutions.
We will do a free, site-specific, quote for your property.
Or if you’d like to get a fast quote now, use our online solar analysis tool. This will give you a customised, sized system, that is designed to meet your needs, budget, and property. The good thing is that it only takes 2 minutes!
There are many variables that we’ll advise you on, when considering your specified Solar system to get the optimal benefits. We look at your location, orientation, usage patterns, budget, and future needs.
With the go-ahead from you, our experienced Team will install your Solar system wherever you are. It’s a big job, but we’re more than capable. We’ve done it from the far north of New Zealand, to the bottom of Invercargill, so you’re in good hands.
Along with the process, we want you to know that all the systems, are Top Notch, that’s why we recommend them. Built with high-quality components and the latest technology, our Solar Power system will support your home’s energy consumption.
How Solar Power works
Types of Residential Solar Systems:
Grid-tied System
Your Solar panels capture energy from the sun’s radiation and turn it into DC electricity, which is sent to your inverter. Your inverter creates usable AC power and distributes this to your home’s switchboard for use, and any excess not needed back to the grid. When the sun is down, you will use the grid for electricity.
Hybrid System
A hybrid system is a Solar power system that incorporates batteries in your installation to store energy. The solar system will produce power for your use and excess electricity will be stored in the battery. You will be able to use stored power during times the sun is not shining or during a power cut.
Off-Grid
Batteries
A Battery system takes you even further by storing surplus Solar generation for use at any time, increasing your savings, and providing additional backup power in case of a blackout. If you, for example, already have a Solar system installed and want to add batteries to it, we have the perfect solution.
Should You Add Solar Batteries to Your Solar Power System?
Unsure whether you should opt for a Solar Battery system? Our team can help with this decision too.
Power generated from your solar panels is used in live time, however, having a Solar Battery system will result in higher savings. If your home is prone to power cuts, Solar could be the perfect solution. Or, if you want to rely on Solar Power in the evening once the sun is down, Solar could be the perfect solution. Solar panels are used to their optimum once they’re connected to a Battery System because no power is going to waste, it makes it’s way to your Battery System.
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“The team at Solar Group has done a great job fitting and activating the system. We are now fully up and running and pushing through 5kWp on each of the inverters. At the moment, any excess power is going back to the grid.”