Large SunStak Solar Energy System

Example of a typical SunStak LARGE system design and cost savings in Canberra

System size: 13.32 kW

  • Average daily generation: ~59kWh

Typically suitable for big households with:

  • 4+ people

  • All-electric houses with efficient electric appliances

  • One or two electric vehicles

  • Heated swimming pool

Estimated offset in electricity bill of up to $850 per quarter or $3,400 a year.

  • Your system should pay for itself in approximately 4-5 years

  • Repayments under Sustainable Household Scheme Interest free loan are often less than the savings from the solar system

32 x 415W Solar panels = 13.32 kW
1 x 10kW Solar inverter or 2 x 5kW Solar inverter

Estimated energy production shown in kWh/day over 12 months

North facing array at 22 degrees pitch

Solar Panels

  • 25-year product warranty, 30 years efficiency warranty

  • N-type solar panel to achieve superior performance and lower degradation

  • Designed for harsh Australian conditions with glass backing sheet

  • Super strong frame design, compact design

  • Excellent output in hot climates

  • 415W high density

  • Low failure rates

Solar Inverter

  • Premium 10-year product and labour warranty (extendable to 25 years)

  • Leading safety, longevity, Australian office with fast support

  • 98.4% inverter efficiency

  • Blackout protection keeps your solar working even during a blackout (when paired with battery storage)

Monitoring

  • System production and household consumption monitoring

  • Real-time and lifetime monitoring access included

  • Access from anywhere

Solar Home Battery

  • All SunStak solar systems are designed to work seamlessly with battery storage

  • Whole-home or selected circuit backup protection available

  • Ask about Apocalypse mode for 24/7 blackout protection

Installation

  • Your system will be installed by a Clean Energy Council (CEC) certified and fully-insured SunStak Installation specialist.

  • Qualified Local Canberran Installers

Alternate system sizes