Charge during low-cost periods, store solar surplus, use energy when grid prices are higher, and support selected backup functions where your system is designed for it.
A typical daily energy flow for a solar-paired home battery system
Battery capacity is sized to your daily energy use, solar system output and whether backup capability is part of the brief.
Entry-level storage suited to smaller households or systems primarily focused on solar self-consumption. Covers partial evening demand.
Medium household with 3,500–5,000 kWh annual demand. Covers most evening usage and enables meaningful off-peak tariff benefit.
Larger household demand or a system designed to include partial backup capability. Works well alongside larger solar arrays and heat pumps.
High-demand property, whole-home backup brief, or expansion of an existing battery system. Modular architecture allows capacity addition over time.
Prices shown are indicative market ranges for equipment and a standard professional installation. Final pricing depends on country, VAT treatment, property condition, system capacity, electrical works, roof or building access, permits, grid requirements and project scope.
Most home batteries are optimised for self-consumption. Backup capability requires a different inverter configuration and is designed in from the outset.
Equipment is selected by project and system design. Individual models are not sold separately.
The most common questions about battery storage projects answered before the assessment.
Start with an enquiry and we will assess your property, solar output and demand profile to recommend the right battery configuration.