Take control of your energy future.
Solar and batteries sized to how your household actually lives, whether the grid is at the gate or an hour away.
Pick a system by what it runs
Forget kilowatts. Here's what you can switch on.
The Weekender
Runs a small air conditioner, an air fryer and an induction cooktop. Made for tiny houses, cabins and weekenders.
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The Shouse
Runs a full electric home for a family of four: oven, cooktop, hot water and the kids' gaming PCs.
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The Mac Daddy
Everything the Shouse runs, plus ducted air conditioning and an electric car.
See the Mac DaddyOn the grid or off it
Take control of your energy future
Stay connected and run on your own solar and battery, so more of what you pay is up to you. Hybrid means solar plus a battery, with the grid as backup.
Hybrid systems
Building where the grid isn't
Compare the connection cost with owning your own power station outright. No poles, no daily supply charge.
Full off-grid systemsLights on through the next flood
Backup that carries the fridge, pump and comms when the network drops.
Backup and storageStraight up
Solar and batteries don't cover everything. After three days of rain you want smarts and a generator to top the batteries up and keep things running. Every design plans for that week, not only the sunny ones.
Want the numbers first? Try the load calculator or the rebate calculator, and read rebates, the facts.
Ready when you are.
Tell us about the property and what you want to run.