System equipment
Exact panel and inverter models, ratings, quantities and datasheets. Array capacity and inverter AC capacity are separate specifications.
SOLAR SYSTEM
A compact solar-array option for smaller homes, lower daytime demand, sheds or properties with limited usable roof space. The design still needs a proper electrical and roof assessment.
Final equipment, installed capacity, connection arrangements and price are confirmed for your property.
HOW TO ASSESS IT
A compact system may suit a low-use home, small dwelling or limited roof area. It may not cover high daytime loads, and expansion depends on the inverter, roof and network.
The 2kW label identifies the nominal array capacity only. It does not confirm panel count, output, export or future battery support.
Ask for an itemised proposal covering equipment models, installation scope, GST, exclusions, warranties, monitoring and any connection or electrical work. Keep the quote assumptions beside your recent bills when comparing options.
WHAT TO CONFIRM
Use these checkpoints when reviewing the proposal for this solar system.
Exact panel and inverter models, ratings, quantities and datasheets. Array capacity and inverter AC capacity are separate specifications.
Mounting, cable routes, roof access, switchboard work, commissioning, monitoring and connection responsibilities.
Roof layout, shading, phase supply, network settings and any future battery pathway assessed for the property.
Roof repairs, difficult access, scaffolding, mains or switchboard upgrades, meter work and provisional charges listed in writing.
PRICING
Installed pricing depends on the equipment, location, property and electrical scope. Request an itemised quote to see the current price, inclusions and exclusions.
Request the current price for your property, including GST, installation scope, exclusions and any applicable eligibility conditions.
RELATED OPTIONS
Explore nearby system sizes, storage or technology options before requesting an itemised proposal.
READY TO PLAN?
Share your postcode, recent electricity use and any future energy plans so the quote can be tailored to the property.
QUESTIONS
It depends on consumption and when electricity is used. Compare bills and daytime demand rather than choosing by household size alone.
Maybe. Ask whether the inverter, roof layout, cabling and network settings allow the intended expansion.
The proposal should list modules, inverter, mounting, installation, electrical work, monitoring, commissioning and exclusions.