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Compact solar and storage, explained.
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Plug-in solar is not yet approved for connection and use in WA. No availability date is confirmed. Future availability is subject to final regulations and product approvals.
Compact solar systems
Compact solar systems use one or a small number of panels to generate electricity in spaces where a full rooftop system may not be practical. Formats can include balustrade, wall or freestanding arrangements.
Who might be interested
- Apartment and balcony residents
- Households with limited roof access
- People curious about a smaller first step into solar
Factors affecting suitability
- Orientation, shading and hours of direct sunlight
- Safe, secure mounting for the location
- Electrical and connection requirements
- Landlord, strata or building permissions
Still being confirmed
- Specific products and manufacturers
- Australian approvals and connection pathways
- Pricing and availability
Solar and battery combinations
A combined system pairs compact solar generation with a battery. Rather than using solar energy only as it is produced, some can be stored for use in the evening or at other times.
Who might be interested
- Households who use more energy in the evening
- People wanting to make more use of their own solar
- Anyone comparing storage options for a compact system
Factors affecting suitability
- Daily energy use and timing
- Space and ventilation for a battery
- Compatibility between panels, battery and other equipment
- Applicable approvals and installation requirements
Still being confirmed
- System pairings and capacities
- Warranties and support arrangements
- Pricing and availability
Battery storage
Compact battery storage holds electrical energy for later use. Depending on the product, a battery may work alongside solar or other equipment in the home.
Who might be interested
- Households that already have solar
- People interested in storing energy for later use
- Homes where a compact footprint matters
Factors affecting suitability
- Where the unit can be safely located
- Compatibility with existing equipment
- Electrical requirements and professional installation needs
- Property and strata permissions
Still being confirmed
- Product range and specifications
- Australian approvals
- Pricing and availability