Power Your Home With Clean Solar Energy — Day and Night.

Victorian Government data indicates all-electric homes with solar save approximately $2,200 per year compared to dual-fuel homes without solar. Adding a battery can add a further $520 per year by reducing evening grid consumption. Actual savings depend on system size, consumption profile, and feed-in tariff rates — your AEH consultant will model your specific home.

Solar panels alone deliver significant savings — excess generation exports to the grid for a feed-in tariff credit. A battery maximises self-consumption by storing surplus daytime energy for evening use. AEH can model both scenarios so you can make a data-based decision.

Not all battery systems provide blackout protection — it depends on the inverter and battery combination. Hybrid inverter systems can be configured for whole-home or essential-circuit backup. Standard string inverters with AC-coupled batteries typically do not provide backup. AEH confirms backup capability at the design stage.

Most residential solar and battery installations are completed in one to two days. The grid connection approval process typically takes 5–15 business days — AEH lodges this on your behalf. From quote acceptance to system commissioning, allow 3–6 weeks in most cases.

The federal STC scheme provides an upfront discount on all eligible residential solar installations. Victorian residents may also be eligible for the Solar Victoria battery rebate of up to $1,400. AEH confirms your eligibility before quoting and manages all applications on your behalf.

Yes. All Electric Homes is a Clean Energy Council (CEC) Approved Solar Retailer — a requirement for accessing Solar Victoria rebates and issuing STC claims. Our installers hold CEC accreditation, ensuring installations meet Australian quality and safety standards.