We tailor each pack to suit your needs.
Talk to our team today about finding the right system for your business.
In terms of the brands available, the products we use for commercial projects are very similar to the ones we use for residential projects. The difference is the within the products line; manufacturers make larger inverters with more functionality to accommodate larger commercial projects. In addition, we also supply and install network protection and export controls to ensure systems are being engineered to meet the high standards and requirements that are set by the network owner.
20kW – 100kW per day
$4,260 - $14,400
101kW – 280kW per day
$14,500 - $34,000
281kW – 1000kW per day
$34,500 - $116,556
Over 1000kW per day
$150,000+
20kW – 100kW per day
$4,260 - $14,400
101kW – 280kW per day
$14,500 - $34,000
281kW – 1000kW per day
$34,500 - $116,556
over 1000kW per day
$150,000+














Talk to our team today about finding the right system for your business.
A solar panel is the part of your system that actually generates electricity. A system can be made up of several solar panels, which form a solar array. The larger the system, the more energy you’ll produce.
We don’t sell solar panels separately, only as an installed kit with an inverter, and all the other things you need to have a fully installed working solar system.


An inverter is the part of the system that converts the solar panel electricity into useful energy for your home or business. There are many different types of inverters available, all with different functions and capabilities. Typically, the European-made inverters have been more reliable, efficient, and have more features than inverters made elsewhere in the world.
Batteries are used to store solar energy that you haven’t used while it was produced. This stored energy can be used at nighttime, or when your solar array is not producing enough energy to service your consumption. With the right system, you can also use this electricity in the event of a power cut. The battery storage marketplace is changing rapidly and is being adopted by more Australians at a rapid rate.
We can design complex battery systems for customers who experience loss of power frequently, and therefore lose revenue as a result of having no power. An Emergency Power Supply (EPS) system can be designed to supply power to your critical load, to make sure the equipment that is high value to you business, continues to be available, when grid power is not.


A solar panel is the part of your system that actually generates electricity. A system can be made up of several solar panels, which form a solar array. The larger the system, the more energy you’ll produce. A residential system typically starts at around 2kW and goes up to around 12kW.
We don’t sell solar panels separately, only as an installed kit with an inverter, and all the other things you need to have a fully installed working solar system.

An inverter is the part of the system that converts the solar panel electricity into useful energy for your home or business. There are many different types of inverters available, all with different functions and capabilities. Typically, the European-made inverters have been more reliable, efficient, and have more features than inverters made elsewhere in the world.

Batteries are used to store solar energy that you haven’t used while it was produced. This stored energy can be used at nighttime, or when your solar array is not producing enough energy to service your consumption. With the right system, you can also use this electricity in the event of a power cut. The battery storage marketplace is changing rapidly and is being adopted by more Australians at a rapid rate.
We can design complex battery systems for customers who experience loss of power frequently, and therefore lose revenue as a result of having no power. An Emergency Power Supply (EPS) system can be designed to supply power to your critical load, to make sure the equipment that is high value to you business, continues to be available, when grid power is not.


We are a Clean Energy Council Approved Solar Retailer focusing on residential and commercial customers nationwide.
Since we opened our doors in South East Queensland in April 2011, we have been working closely with suppliers and installers across Australia.
As an Australian-owned company, we’re passionate about creating a better world through cleaner energy sources whilst providing industry-leading products paired with excellent customer service before, during, and after the sale process.
