Located in South Australia’s rugged Far North, east of the Flinders Ranges and southeast of Leigh Creek, Koonamore Station is a cornerstone of Australian pastoral history. Established in the late 1800s, this iconic property has supported sheep and cattle production for generations. However, its remote geography means a grid connection is off the table; for Koonamore, dependable off-grid power is a necessity for survival.
To meet these challenges, MyEnergy designed a single-phase system centred around three Victron MultiPlus-II inverter/chargers configured in parallel, delivering 30kVA of power. By functioning as a synchronised unit, these inverters share the electrical load, providing higher continuous power and the surge capacity required for heavy station equipment over the existing inverter.
The upgrade was integrated into the station’s original footprint:
Key Components
This upgraded system provides Koonamore Station with a scalable, dependable power supply built for the harsh realities of the Australian Outback. By combining 92kWh of ZYC lithium storage with modern SMA and Victron technology, the station has secured its energy future while relegating noisy, expensive generators to emergency backup duty.
At MyEnergy, our approach to remote power is rooted in practicality. We focus on site-specific designs that respect the history of the property—retaining and optimising existing infrastructure where possible to avoid wastage while delivering the reliability required where the grid simply won’t go.
Find out more about our Remote Area Power System solutions here: