[QLD] 6.6kW Solar Energy System TW 415W & Hypontech 5kW Inverter $3290 (Select Dwelling Types) @ Queensland Solar & Lighting

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AssociatedCoffee-King on 15/07/2024 - 19:03 queenslandsolarandlighting.com (140 clicks)
Last edited 19/07/2024 - 14:31 by 1 other user

Are you looking to switch to solar energy but worried about the costs? We have an incredible offer that combines top-tier technology with unbeatable value. Presenting the TW 415W Panels paired with a Hypontech inverter, a perfect blend of efficiency and reliability, now at a price that makes solar energy accessible for everyone!

The TW 415W Solar Panels: Efficiency at Its Best
The TW 415W solar panels are known for their manufacturing for Hyundai Solar Panels

Hypontech Inverter: Reliable and warranty of 10 years! https://bluesungroup.com.au/content/datasheetsPDFs/Hypontech…

Unbeatable Pricing
We are excited to offer this fantastic combination at an unbeatable price. For a limited time, you can get the TW 415W Panels paired with a Hypontech inverter at an incredible deal. Here’s what’s included:

The main value in this offer lies with the solar business that you are purchasing it from. A local solar outfit with over 10 years of runs on the board. We are far from any fly-by-nighter, just offering a cheap deal backed by us, and our wholesaler, and the manufacturers of the product, here in Australia and Brisbane!

Thinking solar? Grab a Winter bargain from us.

16 x TW 415 W panels
25-Year Product Warranty. 25-Year Performance Guarantee.

1 x Hypontech 5kw HPS 5000 Inverter comes with a ('5+5') 10-year warranty.

Fully Installed by us!

Important Information
This system can support a battery, enabling future battery connection with the necessary equipment. If you prefer a setup that is ready for a battery from the start, we will assess your specific requirements.

Warranties are also locally supported by TW Bluesun and Hypontech.

https://bluesungroup.com.au/hypontech-hps-5000/
https://bluesungroup.com.au/tongwei-415-watt-54cell-black/

Terms and Conditions

Must have a Colorbond, tin roof
Property, single level
Easy access and parking required at the site
Single-phase power supply needed
Meter box must be compliant and functional
Location within 100 km of Brisbane CBD, Brisbane, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast
Additional Costs:

Tile Roof: + $250
Two-storey, split-level, or high-set homes: Extra $200
Terracotta tiles: We no longer do

Note: Final prices will be confirmed upon a thorough assessment if job is different to a typical home install.

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  SBOB on 15/07/2024 - 19:20

  +6

  top-tier technology with unbeatable value

  Well I guess your statement is potentially at least half accurate.
  But it's clearly misleading to claim either of those brands as 'top tier' brands.
  You'd be hard pressed to even find a local review on that inverter

  • Coffee-King @ Queensland Solar & Lighting on 15/07/2024 - 19:26 Comment score below threshold.
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  WhatTimeIsIt on 15/07/2024 - 19:27

  Why don't you guys do terracota tiles?

  We have those and are planning to get solar.

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    schquid on 15/07/2024 - 19:30

    +1

    PITA factor.

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    SBOB on 15/07/2024 - 19:31

    +1

    Likely risk v reward ratio is just not worth the hassle and resulting issues (multiple broken tiles, hard to get replacements, unnoticed damaged tiles and resulting leaking roofs, more fiddly/time consuming install)

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    AssociatedCoffee-King @ Queensland Solar & Lighting on 15/07/2024 - 19:34

    -3

    The installation team that does the job is in high demand, and they hate working on Terracotta roofs these days, and there is no shortage of work for them so until they have to do it again, it's just not an option at the moment.

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    LoftyAu on 15/07/2024 - 20:53

    +1

    I’d never get solar put on terracotta tile roof again.

    So many broken tiles and water leaks.

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      AssociatedCoffee-King @ Queensland Solar & Lighting on 16/07/2024 - 05:47

      Yeah, you defintiely have to show more love and care with a Terracotta tile roof or this will definitely happen. The thing is most national company's DO NOT CARE about their customers ONE LITTLE BIT, and that's real… so in regards to sales, come what may.

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  BargainSnatcher on 15/07/2024 - 19:52

  +1

  Hit up Arise solar and zip solar for quotes then make them price beat each other. There’s no shortage of solar installers that’s for sure!

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  ozvictor on 15/07/2024 - 20:01

  Solar tax is coming

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    Headless on 15/07/2024 - 20:16

    Don't know why your down voted as its true, we will be charged soon for kw we put back into the grid… Almost need a big heatsink to waste the electricity gained to avoid paying additional taxes

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      SBOB on 15/07/2024 - 20:39

      Don't know why your down voted as its true, we will be charged soon for kw we put back into the grid…

      Probably because that's incorrect would be my guess.
      The upcoming proposed pricing models implement a 'TOU' on solar export pricing, making exports worth less (eg 2c less) during 'peak' export periods.
      So instead of 5c export during 'normal' time, you get 3c during 'peak' time (numbers used as random examples)

      At no point in the proposed pricing models do solar exports come with a negative feed in cost base.

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        Iwantthebestprice on 15/07/2024 - 21:24

        +1

        You’re actually wrong. Charging for solar exporting is exactly what’s being discussed in the energy market right now.

        https://www.ausgrid.com.au/-/media/Documents/Tariff/Solar-Fa…

        That’s ausgrid, SAPN have confirmed they are wanting this by 2025 and all Victorian networks are watching very closely (and since Powercor, United and Citipower are all owned by the same company you can bet if one rolls it out and the AER approves the rest will follow.)

        2 way pricing is coming and will be rolled out by all networks. Currently it won’t hit many standard house holds as export limit won’t be reached, but if anyone said 5 years ago there would be “any charge” for solar export you would be laughed at.

        He is right, a solar tax is incoming and after being in the industry for 10 plus years (energy not solar) this will happen. It will follow the same roll out as smart meter, TOU tariffs, spot demand and rolling demand which keeps getting sold as good for the consumer, but somehow is never cheaper and only benefits the networks.

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          team teri on 15/07/2024 - 22:19

          +1

          @Iwantthebestprice: Well, an over-supply of electricity at certain times is an issue that needs to be addressed. If we want reach 100% renewables we have to over-build capacity. But not all of that capacity can put power into the grid at all times.

          Solar and wind farms are built with the option to curtail output. They don't get permission to connect to the grid otherwise.

          Some home owners will refuse to let grid operators tell them how much power they can produce (and export). They will have to pay the price, with negative feed in tariffs.

          Most others will find a way to reduce output rather than be slugged by negative prices. Each to their own.

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      LoftyAu on 17/07/2024 - 13:32

      or you know, an EV.

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  Shalm on 15/07/2024 - 21:06

  Last time I looked up Hypontechs office in Sydney (4 years ago) it was an apartment building.

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    AssociatedCoffee-King @ Queensland Solar & Lighting on 16/07/2024 - 06:02

    Bluesun picked them up now. 5kw, 8kw and the Smart Meter.