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We are more than happy for our clients to pay for their new Rite Price System on the day of installation. All we require is a 20% deposit to confirm your order.

At Rite Price we only use select installers, and as such it make take up to 4 weeks for an installation slot to open up in your area.

Yes we do. You can choose from low interest green loans or interest-free options to suit your budget. Invest in renewable energy without financial strain and start saving on your energy bills today. Get in touch to learn more!

Yes, we prefer to visit all of our clients homes prior to installation day, just to make sure there are no surprises for you or our installers when installation day comes.

All our prices are subject to a site inspection/ verification. Whilst most homes look similar to the layman, installing solar is quite complex and installation prices can vary greatly.

Yes, there are several government incentives and rebates available to help offset the cost of installing a solar PV system in Australia. The most notable is the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES), which provides Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) that can be traded for a financial benefit. The prices listed on this site are NETT of the STC incentives, as they are offered as a point of sale discount to you.

The savings on your electricity bills with a solar PV system depend on several factors, including the size of the system, your electricity usage, and the amount of sunlight your location receives. On average, Australian households can save between $900 and $2,000 annually by installing a typical residential solar PV system. The actual savings will vary based on your specific circumstances and energy consumption patterns. It's best to have a professional assessment to get an accurate estimate of potential savings for your home.

Solar PV systems require minimal maintenance. The panels should be kept clean and free of debris to ensure maximum efficiency. In most cases, natural rain will keep the panels clean, but in areas with less rainfall or more dust and pollution, periodic cleaning may be necessary. It is also recommended to have a professional inspection of your system every few years to ensure all components are functioning correctly. Regular monitoring of the system's performance can help identify any issues early and ensure your system continues to operate efficiently.

A solar feed-in tariff (FiT) is a rate paid to solar system owners for the excess electricity they generate and export back to the grid. When your solar PV system produces more electricity than your household consumes, the surplus energy is sent to the electricity grid, and you receive a credit on your electricity bill for this contribution. The rate of the feed-in tariff varies by state and energy retailer, and it can significantly impact the overall financial benefits of installing a solar PV system. To maximize your savings, it's important to compare feed-in tariffs offered by different energy retailers and choose the one that best suits your energy usage and export patterns.