Who Installs Off-grid Power?

Here's an example that describes many of our customers

You have purchased your Rural  land, and now are thinking about the next step

  • Fencing

  • Water Supply

  • Power Supply

  • Building The Shed

  • Building The House

  • What to plant for the future

You make a few calls to organize power to be connected to your block.

The response is not what you expected. 

The power company gives you an estimate of $40,000 to install  power poles and a transformer, and lets you know it could be up to 6 months before they can get to it.

You realize that you will also get a bill quarterly, and have the price increased regularly. 

You decide to make some enquiries into off-grid power, and installing a stand-alone solar power system.

Going Off-Grid Benefits

These are some of the things you will discover!

  • Talking to Qualified Experts makes the process easy.

  • Living off grid is easier than you thought.

  • System design, specific to site and situation is important,

  • A 3 kW system off grid system can be suitable for a 2 person / 3 bedroom house.

  • A 6 kW off grid system will run your 4 bedroom house beautifully, with the right set up.

  • Setting up your house using the advice of an off grid designer can help, a lot.

  • Systems can be installed in 2 weeks.

  • Off-grid power will often cost you less that installing power poles, to grid connect

  • You will never again receive a power bill - yipee

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    You start to see why so many people are choosing to go off-grid nowadays.

    Contact our Design Engineers to discuss how our off grid solar systems can save you money.

On-Grid vs. Off Grid Solar Living

Choosing between on-grid and off-grid solar power is more than just picking a system—it’s about how you want to live. Some people want full control of their energy, while others like staying connected to the power lines. It’s important to know the good and bad sides of both.

The table below shows the big differences between living with the grid and living on your own. It can help you see which one fits your goals, where you live, and what matters most to you. From saving money and helping the planet to having more freedom or more safety, it’s about choosing what works best for your life.