No we do not use contractors, we are owner run and operated. We only use in house electricians who have extensive knowledge and ongoing training.

The government offers an STC rebate, with the amount varying based on your system size. This rebate amount from the government decreases each year before it ends in 2030. At Eclipse Energy, we handle the claim process for you and deduct the rebate off the total installation cost, leaving you only to pay the gap.

Selecting the ideal solar system isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. The right system depends on several factors, including your current energy consumption, potential future energy needs, available roof space, and your budget. Our team can help you assess all these variables to create a tailored solution that meets both your immediate and long-term needs.

Yes you can! We always recommend going with a battery-ready inverter to make the future transition smoother and more cost-effective when you're ready to add a battery. It allows for flexibility and avoids the need for a complete system overhaul down the line.

Electrifying your home is a key step in reducing carbon emissions and adopting greener, energy-efficient technologies. This can include upgrading to electric heating and cooling systems, using electric appliances, installing home EV chargers, switching to electric hot water systems and pool heating, incorporating solar systems, and integrating smart home technology.

They are a load monitoring device that connects with your solar system that allows you to monitor your household energy use and solar production from your smartphone. This enables you to optimise your solar usage. We include these in all our solar installs as we feel they are a must have.

Backup power is an added option to battery systems that gives you the ability to power your house in the event of a grid power outage and enables you to run solely off your battery and solar power.

Yes, solar panels need occasional cleaning to help maintain efficiency. Dust, dirt, bird droppings and leaves can block sunlight and reduce production. In most areas rain helps to keep them clean but in dry or dusty regions we recommend cleaning every 12-24 months