Swan Hill Region Solar Power Specialists
Choosing a Solar Power System for your home can be a very overwhelming choice. With some many different options, we understand how difficult it can be. We will guide you to pick the best solution for your home, allowing you to save more money from your electricity bill and giving you a system that will last.
Are you thinking about upgrading your energy solutions to solar?
Contact Gary Schmidt Electrical to discuss your solar panel options and solutions.
We provide unrivalled customer service and our customers are our priority. That’s why many of them come back to us time and time again and look to us to provide unique solutions, products, and services. Our specialist team of electricians have years of experience in offering you more energy efficient choices, saving you time and money.
We pride ourselves on our professionalism, ensuring that installations, repairs, and maintenance are carried out safely and efficiently. All our staff and qualified electricians are friendly and reliable and want to ensure that you get the best product for your individual needs.
Solar Panels
Solar Panels made to last
When choosing Solar Panels a lot needs to be considered. How many kilowatts does it produce? Is it tough and durable to take on the Australian climate? We have made this process of selected Solar Panel easy. All our Solar Panels are very tough and durable.
Why do I need a battery?
As we know the sun doesn't shine 24hrs a day, so any excess electricity is fed back into the grid. Unfortunately, Electricity companies don't want much electricity during the day, so unless you have a government rebate, you get paid very little. A much better option is to store this power in a battery. This power can then be utilised once the sun goes down at night.
What brand battery?
There are a huge range of batteries available and we can install any brand that you want or we can help you pick the best for your needs. LG & Tesla batteries are the market leaders and both produce quality batteries. Value for money we would recommend the LG battery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I still need to be connected to the Grid?
Generally yes. Once a Solar Power System is installed a household will retain it's connection to the grid. The power from the grid can be used to supplement the solar system if the solar system can't keep up with the peak demand. Also, any excess power generated is fed back into the grid.
Are Government Rebates still available?
Yes. Although the rebates are not a much as when they first came out, the cost of a solar system has reduced significantly therefore still making it an affordable solution. The rebate varies a lot and is constantly changing so get in contact with us to see what's available for you.
How much money will I save on my electricity bill?
This question is very specific to each household. It depends on how much electricity is consumed, what time of the day it's used, the size and location of the solar panels and if a battery is used or not. We are happy to have a look at your electricity bill and give you an estimation for how much you could potentially save. From this, you can work out the payback period.
What Size Solar System do I need?
Once again this depends on the individual household. Give us a call and we'll suggest a size for your individual circumstances.
How Solar Power Systems Works?
- Solar energy is collected from the sun during the day. The solar panels convert the light photons into electricity.
- The electricity generated is low voltage DC and needs to be converted into 240v AC like the rest of the household. This is the job of the inverter, taking the low voltage DC current and converting it into 240v AC.
- As we know the sun does not shine all day long and some days are very cloudy. For best result, a battery is used to store any excess power for use later when the sun is not shining.
Why Gary Schmidt Electrical?
Over the years many solar companies and come and gone. I'm sure you've had a few know on your door. We have had to fix many poor quality systems installed by fly-in providers.