Overview
We're installing 50 Standalone Power Systems (SPS), customised to meet the needs of our end-of-grid customers.
These SPS will operate independently from the main electricity network and provide renewable energy via solar panels, battery storage, an inverter and a backup generator.
The project is being delivered as part of Horizon Power’s $75 million Renew the Regions program, a WA Recovery Plan initiative aimed at creating jobs and improving services in the regions.
How does it work?
Solar panels, battery storage, an inverter and a backup generator all work together at different times of the day to deliver reliable clean power to your property.
- Solar panels are the main source of power and generate electricity when the sun is out.
- Batteries provide power at night and when the sun isn’t shining for long periods of time.
- The low noise back up generator will kick in on occasions when more power is needed than what the solar panels and batteries can provide.
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