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Thousands of Australian homeowners are adding a battery to their solar this year, most with no upfront cost financed. They store their cheap daytime solar to use through evening peak prices, and many earn extra by exporting through Virtual Power Plant (VPP) programs.
Too many homeowners are being sold solar by companies that aren’t NETCC-approved retailers, using the wrong products or unaccredited installers. The result? Poorly designed systems, underperformance and thousands spent on solar that may never deliver the expected ROI.
Know what you’re buying, who’s selling it and who’s installing it. Choose CEC-approved products, NETCC-approved retailers and SAA-accredited installers.
Installers must be accredited if you wish to access rebates under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) as well as many state -based programs.
Your solar system is only as good as its installation. SAA-accredited installers are trained, licensed and accredited for the relevant system type, with requirements around design, installation, supervision, safety and compliance. It’s an important step in protecting your investment and ensuring your system is installed correctly.
Accredited for the relevant solar and battery system type.
Installation must meet applicable standards, regulations and safety requirements.
Systems must be installed according to the approved design and accreditation requirements.
SAA requirements are designed to improve system safety, performance and reliability.
Accredited professionals must maintain ongoing training and CPD to keep their skills current.
Accreditation includes compliance requirements, audits and processes for addressing non-compliant work.