5 kW Solar Sytems

The average daily output of a 5 kW solar panel is up to 18 kW. Depending on the size of the home and the appliances that are running, this will meet the power consumption requirements of the typical Australian household. However,  up to 18 kW of power would be adequate for a typical dwelling.

Therefore, a 5 kW solar system might provide all the energy that a typical household needs. 

The answer is a resounding yes if you live in a medium-sized house with three or four occupants. The price local solar installers can charge with the help of government rebates means you will have it fully paid off in just 3–4 years and will enjoy up to 80% off your power bill as compensation for your troubles for the following 25 years at the very least. This is due to the rising cost of electricity in Australia and the lack of signs that it will get any cheaper.

STCs (also known as the small-scale technology federal incentive) provide a subsidy of about $2,160 to help cover the cost of a 5kW solar system, which significantly reduces the upfront cost. For a high-quality 5kW system in 2022, you may anticipate paying between $4,500 and $8,000 in out-of-pocket charges, depending on the components you choose and how the installer installs them.

When working with us, you need not worry about anything as we take care of the entire process without letting any trouble getting to you.