Make a battery decision around the solar you already have and the electricity you use at home. We’ll assess compatibility, storage and backup priorities before proposing your system.
These opening images show SEN installations. See Moonee Ponds job photos below.
Before settling on a battery model, discuss where it could go. A narrow side passage, garage wall or shared access route needs a closer look at clearances, wall construction and nearby doors and windows. These checks apply to your property; a photograph of another installation cannot establish a suitable position.
If you own a unit or a home with shared property, clarify ownership and any required owners corporation consent before planning work on a common wall or electrical area. Tell us about access restrictions and planned renovations, so the installation scope can be assessed alongside the equipment.
The SEN person who assesses your home also designs the system. Our in-house team installs it, with a local base in Tullamarine.
This SEN installation photo shows two battery cabinets and wall-mounted equipment beside a brick wall. It is shown to explain the equipment and installation layout, without attributing the work to Moonee Ponds. Your home needs its own location, capacity and electrical assessment.
A call about your home. Tell us what you have now and what you want solar or a battery to do.
A proposal you can review. We put the proposed system and price in writing, so you can see what is included.
A site visit before a firm price. If you want to continue, we check the installation details at your property and put any changes in writing.
It may, but compatibility needs checking against the exact models and connection arrangement. Bring the inverter model and system details. Ask whether the proposal retains the current inverter, adds separate equipment or replaces it, and why.
Only if the proposed backup circuits and equipment can support it. Ask about running power and the higher demand some appliances need when starting. A general promise of “backup” does not identify which appliances will work.
Compare electricity use after daylight, the energy available to charge the battery and your backup reserve. Ask for usable capacity and continuous power output separately. Sizing from your total bill alone can miss when you actually use electricity.
Compare an estimate using your import rates, export payments, usage history and full installation cost. Request the assumptions and a comparison with a changed tariff or lower usage. There is no single payback period that applies to every Moonee Ponds home.
Have a recent bill, available usage and solar-generation history, the inverter model and photographs of the proposed location and switchboard. Tell us which appliances matter during an outage. You can also plan solar for your Moonee Ponds home if you are starting without panels.
Bring your current solar details, electricity plan and backup priorities. We’ll use your free assessment to discuss the battery options and the installation work your home would need.
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