We recently installed a Solar and Battery system in Willetton for our customer, Prit. The 13.2kW of Jinko solar panels are connected to a 10kW Sungrow Hybrid inverter and 9.6kWh Sungrow battery.
Prit wanted to use his North-facing roof to maximise Winter solar generation. But, being street-facing, he also did not want the installation to be an eye-sore. Fortunately, he came to the right place.
The all-black Jinko Tiger Neo solar panels combined with Clenergy all-black mounting look immaculate on the dark grey roof. Prit is now the proud owner of the best-looking solar in the neighbourhood.
This Solar & Battery installation in Willetton can produce an average of 53 kWh per day. To make the most of all that solar energy, we also installed a Zappi EV Charger which has the smarts to dynamically adjust EV charging speed to match excess solar availability.
Solar and Battery Install - WILLETTON
| Size of Solar System | 13.2kW |
| Size of Battery | 9.6kWh |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Energy Output Per Year | 19,300 kWh |
| Estimated Savings Per Year | $2,500 – $6,100 |
| Price Range | $21,000 – $24,500 |
12 month savings update
It has been a year since we installed Prit’s Solar & Battery system, so let us check in and see the results…
Total Energy Used = 20,392 kWh
Energy purchased from the grid = 6,179 kWh
Energy provided by Solar & Battery = 14,213 kWh (69% self-sufficient)
= $4,488 savings from avoided energy costs!
While Prit is not 100% self-sufficient yet, fortunately his 9.6kWh Sungrow battery can be expanded up to 25.6kWh by simply adding extra battery modules to the stack.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much energy can a solar and battery system like Prit’s produce?
Prit’s 13.2kW solar system with 9.6kWh battery can produce an average of 53 kWh per day. Over a year, this system produces 19,300 kWh of energy.
How much money did Prit save after one year?
After 12 months, Prit achieved $4,488 savings from avoided energy costs. His system provided 14,213 kWh of energy, which meant he was 69 percent self-sufficient and only needed to purchase 6,179 kWh from the grid.
Can a battery system be made bigger later on?
Yes, Prit’s 9.6kWh Sungrow battery can be expanded up to 25.6kWh by adding extra battery modules to the stack. This means you can start with a smaller battery and increase storage capacity as your needs change.
What is the price range for a solar and battery system like this?
A 13.2kW solar system with 9.6kWh battery is priced between $21,000 and $24,500. The estimated savings per year ranges from $2,500 to $6,100 depending on your circumstances.
