Stand-alone power systems that run a whole site on their own. Single or three-phase, sized for a Ballarat July.
Choose by site
Compare the kinds of systems we build for farms, businesses, groups and remote sites. Every one is sized for a Ballarat July.
Shared power for regional communities and business groups.
Three-phase systems for working properties.
Kits from $116,800 installed, after STCs.
Big arrays on frames, aimed north and tilted for winter.
A complete system in a 20 ft container for sites that move.
We also build custom plant rooms for big battery banks, and off-grid EV charging. Tell us what your site needs.
Who we serve
If your site needs reliable power and the grid can't give it, we can help.
Pumps, sheds, cool rooms and workshops on working properties.
Shops, workshops and depots that can't afford outages.
Neighbours, small estates and eco-villages sharing one microgrid.
Several buildings on one property, from wineries to retreats.
Monitoring towers, telco gear and camps far from the grid.
Construction, events and seasonal work. Power that moves with you.
How we size
Four design rules guide every off-grid installation. The goal is enough power to keep the site running without routine generator use.
We list everything the site runs and when. Then we check motors, pumps, cool rooms and other large loads.
We size the solar array around July conditions. It needs to run your appliances and charge the batteries when daylight is limited.
We aim for two days of storage at your planned daily use. Usable battery capacity and system losses matter here.
We design a second path where practical. What keeps running after a fault depends on the failed part and the capacity still available.
See how we size systems and try the off-grid solar calculator.
Recent projects
See the equipment, layout and design decisions behind real commercial systems.
Haddon, Vic
High Demand Use · Commercial
Three separate ground-mounted Jinko 470W panel arrays power this 50kW off-grid system in Ballarat, with all cabling run underground through steel conduit. Two Victron inverters and a Pylontech battery system handle storage and power distrib...
Ready-made kits
Ground-mount three-phase kits on Sigenergy and Deye, with prices shown. Every kit passes our Ballarat July check.
Three-phase kits
Ground-mount kits for farms, workshops and bigger sites.
Questions
Yes. We build single and three-phase systems on Sigenergy and Deye.
We check your motors, pumps and start-up loads first.
We start with what runs, when, and for how long. Then we check the system against a Ballarat July.
Our minimum is 2 days of battery storage from full.
Yes, or at least some backup power source. Our design goal is to avoid routine generator use. Extended grey weather, unusually high consumption or repairs make backup power useful.
We discuss those limits when designing your power supply. Learn what generator-less off-grid design means.
Yes, if your system has capacity for expansion. Extra panels depend on inverter limits. Extra batteries must be compatible.
Learn more about balancing solar and battery expansion. Tell us your plans before installation so we can leave room to grow.
Yes. We install across regional Victoria. Further away, we may still be able to help with design and kit supply.
A stand-alone power system runs one site on its own. A microgrid links several homes or buildings so they share one power system.
A microgrid can run fully off-grid, or alongside a grid connection.
Get started
Tell us what the site is and what it runs. We'll recommend the right kind of system.
Fred reads every enquiry himself. He's the one who designs, installs and looks after 100UP systems.
