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Dodgy Solar Installers | 7 Red Flags To Look Out For
In Australia, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a solar installer. With over 8,000 CEC accredited installers, knowing which one to pick can get pretty confusing. While there are plenty of high-quality, local installers out there, there are also a lot...
Solar Panel Comparison: LG NeON H vs. REC N-Peak
LG NeON H 385W Solar PanelKEY FEATURES Backed by an experienced, global company - LG needs no introduction – they are an incredibly diverse manufacturer with a solid reputation. With over 60 years of manufacturing experience, you have peace of mind knowing the panels...
Performance vs. Product Warranty: Solar Panel Warranties Explained
Researching and comparing solar power systems can be a daunting and confusing process - especially when it comes to understanding the different warranties. Solar panels have two different types of warranties: The Output Performance Warranty and the Manufacturer’s...
5 Benefits of Choosing a Local Solar Installer
1. Home visits to create a customised, quality solution for your home A local solar installer is more likely to fully evaluate your situation by visiting your property before the installation. During an onsite visit, the installer will: Check out the switchboard to...
Solar systems during a storm: What you need to know
What's normal: If there is a blackout, it's completely normal for your solar power system to shut down. It should turn itself back on once the power is back on. It's also normal for your system to be producing significantly less than usual when it's very overcast in...
The Truth about Tier 1 Solar Panels
Long story short: 'Tier 1' is one of the most misused and misleading terms in the solar industry. To be quite blunt, Tier 1 is a marketing term a lot of cheap solar installers exploit to give the buyer a feeling of confidence in a substandard product. The tiering...
String Inverters vs. Micro-Inverters: Which one is better?
Inverters are an essential component of any solar power system. The inverters basic function is to invert Direct Current (DC) from the solar panels, into Alternating Current (AC) that can be used to operate your household appliances. The excess electricity that is not...
12 Rules That Your Solar Installer Should be Following in 2021
Making sure that your solar power system is designed and installed by a Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited installer will ensure the performance and longevity of your investment. CEC accredited installers and designers undergo significant training and must follow...
A FREE Beginners Guide to Solar Power
LG continues to invest heavily in educating customers about solar power. The latest initiative is a fantastic easy to read Beginners Guide to Solar. The guide contains easy to understand information about solar power, presented in plain English. It really is the...
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