Solar Array
Sized for winter performance and daily energy demand
Generate & store
Solar sized for the location and winter conditions, with battery storage matched to evening and overnight use.
Residential Off Grid Solar & Battery Systems
Complete solar, battery and generator systems for homes beyond the grid.
From rural family homes to remote properties and high-end builds, every system is designed around the property, the loads and the way you plan to live.
Off-grid power designed and installed by MyEnergy since 2010.
Services / Off-Grid PowerOff-grid living.
Off-grid living.
Power built around home.
Solar, batteries and generator backup designed around your property, the loads and the way you plan to live.
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What MyEnergy provides
Your home comes first.
We start with what you need to run, how often you use it and what may be added later. Air conditioning, electric cooking, hot water, pumps and sheds all shape the system. A full-time home needs year-round capacity; a weekender may have a different operating pattern and backup requirement.
One complete household power system.
Run everyday loads
Inverter capacity for simultaneous appliances and the starting demand of pumps, compressors and other motors.
Back up & monitor
Compatible generator integration, operating controls and monitoring suited to the property’s communications.
MyEnergy project experience
A new home in Redbank
Ground-mounted solar and a protected power cabinet built and tested before installation at a new rural home.
Explore this projectA practical approach
Designed for the days that matter.
The real design work is making sure the system can respond through winter, poor weather and higher-than-normal use. We work through the balance of solar, storage and generator operation with you, including what an EV, extra shed or future extension could change.
From assessment to deliveryA practical path
A practical path
through the project.
MyEnergy has designed and delivered power systems since 2010. Our team connects the design, equipment and installation with long-term operation.
Assess your requirements
Review the property, current equipment and what the system needs to achieve.
Develop the scope
Explain the suitable configuration and the installation or integration work required.
Install & commission
Complete the agreed work, test operation and explain how to use and support the system.
Common questionsBefore you
Before you
get started.
Do I need to choose a battery size first?
No. Share the property details, appliances and plans. We work out suitable inverter power, solar generation and battery storage.
Can I run air conditioning and electric cooking?
These can be included when the system is designed for their demand. We assess the equipment ratings, operating times and other loads that may run together.
Can the system grow with the property?
Expansion can be planned where the equipment, layout and electrical design allow it. We identify practical options before selecting the initial configuration.
Start with everyday life
Tell us how you plan to live.
From the kitchen to the workshop, the right off-grid system starts with how your household uses power. Bring your plans, even if they are still taking shape.
A few details about home
- Property location and building plans
- Full-time or part-time occupancy
- Major appliances, pumps and sheds
- Future EVs, buildings or equipment
Designed for the Days That Matter
Off-grid systems are easy to size when the sun is shining.
The real design work is making sure they continue to perform through winter, poor weather and higher-than-normal power use.
We size around:
Winter Solar
Solar production can drop significantly through the colder months, so system sizing needs to reflect the conditions you will actually face year-round.
Battery Capacity
The battery needs enough stored energy to carry the property overnight and through periods of reduced solar generation.
Peak Power
A home may use relatively little energy over a day but still require substantial power for short periods.
Pumps, compressors, air conditioners and electric cooking all need enough inverter capacity to operate properly.
Generator Backup
For most permanently occupied off-grid homes, a generator forms part of the overall system.
It provides backup during prolonged low-solar periods and allows the batteries to be charged when required.
Rather than treating the generator as an afterthought, we design it as part of the complete power system from the start.
Built for Long-Term Off-Grid Use
When your home has no grid connection, reliability matters more than chasing the cheapest equipment.
We build residential systems using products we know, support and have used across real off-grid projects.
Our approach includes:
- Proven off-grid equipment
- Remote system monitoring
- Generator integration
- Practical system layouts
- Capacity for future expansion
- Equipment that can be serviced and supported
MyEnergy is a long-standing Victron Energy distributor and service agent, and Victron equipment forms the backbone of many of the remote power systems we design.
Your project is also handled by our own team from design through to installation and commissioning.
No handover between one company designing the system and another trying to make it work on site.
Experience That Goes Beyond Residential Solar
Since 2010, MyEnergy has delivered remote power systems for:
- Residential properties
- Farms and agricultural sites
- Commercial operations
- Resorts
- Remote infrastructure
Our projects have also been recognised with Clean Energy Project of the Year in 2023, 2024 and 2025, along with Master Electrician of the Year in 2024.
Solar Array
Battery Storage
Designed for overnight use and poor weather periods
Inverter/Charger System
Handles household loads and high surge appliances
MPPT Solar Chargers
Efficient battery charging during daylight hours
Generator Integration
Auto-start backup for extended low-solar periods
Monitoring System
Remote monitoring, alerts, and support access
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