Power problem
Identify the essentials: lights, WiFi, fridges, pumps, business operations, school systems or existing solar support.
Solarpro helps you understand your options and choose a practical solution — portable backup, installed solar, Rent-to-Buy, business solar, net metering or after-sales support.
Solarpro approach
The right system brings together good equipment, safe protection, proper battery sizing, clean workmanship and dependable after-sales care.
Clear solar guidance
A good quote starts with a clear understanding of your loads, backup needs, site and budget. This guide helps you choose with confidence before requesting a quotation.
Identify the essentials: lights, WiFi, fridges, pumps, business operations, school systems or existing solar support.
Battery size matters. Backup time depends on the loads you run and how long you need them on.
Roof space, shading, cable distances, phases and protection affect the final design and price.
Solarpro can guide the next step: cash purchase, layby, Rent-to-Buy, formal assessment or Solarpro Care.
Solar basics
A reliable system is a combination of generation, conversion, storage, protection and support — not just panels on a roof.
Panels collect sunlight and produce DC power during the day. Good placement improves output.
The inverter converts solar and battery power into usable AC power for your home or business.
Lithium batteries store power for night use and backup. Battery capacity determines runtime.
Breakers, isolators, cabling, mounting and settings keep the system safe and dependable.
Solarpro pathways
For lights, WiFi, TV, fridges, freezers, security and family comfort during outages.
Explore home backupPecron portable backup for essentials like WiFi, laptops, TV, Starlink and small business devices.
View Pecron optionsFor qualifying customers who want solar now and prefer an approved payment plan instead of paying everything upfront.
Request Rent-to-Buy guidanceFor shops, offices, clinics, schools, churches, farms, lodges and productive-use sites where uptime matters.
View project proofFor suitable grid-tied sites that want to use daytime solar and explore structured export/offset options.
Read net metering guideFor existing systems that drain too fast, trip, show inverter errors, charge badly or need inspection and cleaning.
Get a system health checkList essentials: lights, WiFi, TV, fridge, freezer, borehole, computers, tills, pumps or machines.
One hour, half a day, overnight or full business uptime are very different designs.
Town, suburb, farm, school or business location helps us judge site visit, delivery and installation practicalities.
Cash purchase, layby, Rent-to-Buy, business finance or a staged upgrade can all lead to different recommendations.
If your system is underperforming, Solarpro Care may be the best first step before buying new equipment.
Equipment guide
Solarpro explains the main building blocks in plain language so customers can choose with confidence.

Panels determine how much daytime power your system can harvest. Good orientation, mounting and shade checks matter.

The inverter manages how solar, batteries, grid and generator power interact with your appliances.

Batteries are the heart of backup. They decide how long your essentials can keep running after sunset or during an outage.

Cables, isolators, breakers, combiner boxes and protection devices keep the installation safe and serviceable.

Good racking protects the roof, holds panels securely and improves the long-term quality of the installation.

Pumps, appliances and business loads need practical sizing because they often behave differently from simple home loads.
Daytime savings
For businesses, farms and institutions, solar is not only backup. It can offset grid consumption during productive hours and support structured energy planning.
Reduce daytime purchases while keeping key loads protected.
Support irrigation, cold rooms, processing and borehole applications.
Support administration, computer labs, boreholes and boarding facilities.
Match solar, batteries and generator backup for better resilience.
Buyer protection
A good solar system should be sized for the way you live or operate. These are the common problems Solarpro tries to prevent early.
The system trips or batteries drain quickly because real loads were not listed.
Panel and inverter size do not equal backup time. Battery capacity is critical.
Cabling, isolators, breakers, earthing and neat boards matter for safety.
Choose a team that can assist after installation, not just deliver boxes.
Bad inverter or battery settings can cause weak performance and shorten battery life.
Special loads, long cable runs and three-phase sites need proper assessment.
Solarpro learning hub
Solarpro began by helping people understand solar in plain language. These resources are for customers who want more context before requesting a quote.
Plain-language articles for better solar buying decisions.
When your inverter errors, batteries drain fast or performance feels weaker than expected.
For farms, schools, clusters, businesses and energy node opportunities.
FAQ
It depends on what you want to power, how long you need backup, your site and your payment route. Start with the Solar Guidance Request instead of guessing from inverter size alone.
Yes. Portable power is a good entry point for essentials. Full-home or business backup normally needs an installed solar system with proper protection and site design.
Solarpro offers payment pathways for qualifying customers. Approval, deposit, term, pricing and availability are confirmed during the quotation and application process.
Net metering can allow suitable solar users to export excess energy to the grid and offset consumption, subject to the applicable approvals, metering and technical requirements.
Yes. Solarpro Care can assist with inspections, cleaning, settings checks, battery review, fault diagnosis and upgrade recommendations where appropriate.
Ready to go solar?
Share your loads, location and preferred payment route. Solarpro will help you choose a practical starting point before you commit.