Rescomsolar is the Best High Quality Services Provider and a Reputable Solar Installer. Our commercial team assists businesses to make use of solar energy systems that save money. In this day and age companies must employ every avenue to boost their competitive advantage. This includes, among them, lowering costs for energy as well as showing customers concerned about the environment that your business does its part to decrease our carbon footprint.
If you've decided to significantly reduce your energy bills, Rescom Solar is your ideal partner to take care of all aspects of the installation. We have the expertise to provide the planning, civil works high voltage connectivity, and continuous asset management.
The Rescom Solar planning team assesses the current power consumption in terms of peak electricity consumption, as well as your specific site conditions. The planning team then hands on to the solar specialists who develop and install, as well as Clean Energy Council accredited installers to install the solar power system using carefully selected leading technologies which will instantly reduce the cost of energy.
A Solar Photovoltaic (PV) building-integrated solar system is a well-known technology that allows homes to generate clean and renewable energy using the sunlight that is provided by the sun. Australia is blessed to have the highest average daily exposure to the sun, which is what makes a solar panel worthwhile.
A solar system is made up of PV solar panels connected to a solar-powered inverter. The solar panels generate Direct Current (DC) electricity when exposed to sunlight and the inverter turns the DC electricity into Alternating Current (AC) power, which is what we utilize at home. If you decide to install solar panels, you need to change your electricity meters to a net (solar) ones, we will take care of this for you and are included in the price of installation.
The solar inverter connects with the primary switchboard in your home, and it supplies AC power to your home during daylight hours. If the solar system generates more power than you use at any given time, the excess power is exported back to the grid. The amount of electricity that your home generates or feeds to the grid is measured by your net electricity meters.
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