Catalog
Complete solar and battery systems
Every system here is a matched package — a hybrid inverter and battery sized to work together, rather than parts you have to pair yourself. The inverter and the battery have to be compatible, and the pairing is what decides what the system can actually do in your home.
We list complete systems only. Individual inverters and battery modules are available as part of a system design, but a battery stack without the right master unit doesn’t work, so we don’t sell them as though it does.
What’s in the range: FOXESS and GoodWe, single-phase and three-phase, inverters from 5 kW to 15 kW, storage from 16 kWh to 48 kWh. Indicative prices run from around $9,100 to $22,100 before rebates.
Use the filters to narrow by phase, battery capacity, inverter size or brand. If you’re not sure which phase your property is — most people aren’t — start with Build your system instead and we’ll work it out from four plain questions.
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FOXESS 15kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 3 Phase
$11,878.50 -

FOXESS 15kW / 41.76kWh Battery System — 3 Phase
$15,072.00 -

FOXESS 5kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$10,723.50 -

FOXESS 5kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 3 Phase
$11,548.50 -

FOXESS 5kW / 41.76kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$13,917.00 -

FOXESS 8kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$11,623.50 -

FOXESS 8kW / 41.76kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$14,817.00 -

FOXESS 9.9kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$11,773.50 -

FOXESS 9.9kW / 27.84kWh Battery System — 3 Phase
$11,803.50 -

FOXESS 9.9kW / 41.76kWh Battery System — 1 Phase
$14,967.00 -

FOXESS 9.9kW / 41.76kWh Battery System — 3 Phase
$14,997.00
About these prices
Prices shown are indicative and are not a quote. What you pay depends on your property, your roof and switchboard, your network connection and which rebate programs you qualify for. You receive a written quote after a site and network assessment.
Adding a system to your quote doesn’t commit you to anything — this site takes no payment. It’s a way of telling us what you’re interested in so the conversation starts somewhere useful.
A note on battery size and rebates. Federal certificates are tiered and weighted toward the first 14 kWh of usable capacity, so a larger battery does not attract a proportionally larger discount. Size the system to your evening and overnight usage. See Rebates for how that works.