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Power & Heating for Your Home

Fed up with receiving ever increasing power bills quarter-on-quarter? Has your hot water system packed in or suffering from a serious lack of efficiency? When it comes to heating and powering our homes, there’s definitely an abundance of options to take back control of our energy costs. Choosing the right solution for your situation however, is the tricky bit! That’s where professional advice can really pay off.

At Active Solar & Gas we’ve been arming Cobar residents with the right info when it comes to solar power systems and heating for the past 15 years. With Clean Energy Council accreditation and a tonne of experience; we set-up customers with the latest innovative products from Bosch, Suntech Power, Trina Solar, SolarArk and SMA Solar Technology AG.

So, whether you decide to upgrade your electricity to a hybrid or Grid Connect solar system; or replace your ageing hot water system with the latest in gas, electric or solar technology; we’ve got you covered. Call us today to find out more!

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Phone

02 6885 0607

admin@activesolarandgas.com.au

Address

Cobar NSW 2835

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Why Going Solar Could Be the Right Choice

Grid Connect and hybrid solar power systems can safeguard you against ongoing increases in power prices whilst:

Generating your electricity in-house & heating your own water
Exporting the power you don’t use back to the grid for feed-in tariffs
Accessing government assistance
Making your home more valuable
Being friendly to the planet

Think of solar as an investment; and if you treat it as such, you’ll be amazed by how much you can save. Call today to find out more!

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Grid Connect Solar Power Systems

Generating your own electricity is a great feeling, but even more-so when you can completely eliminate your power bill. Install a Grid Connect system in Cobar to subsidise your connection charges.

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Hybrid Solar Systems

In Cobar the sun shines all year-round making solar a viable investment, but when those gloomy days come, you’ll want to avoid having to use the grid. Hybrid solar systems help by storing excess power.

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Solar Hot Water Systems

We have sun in abundance in Cobar, so why not use it to power your hot water? Either evacuated tube or flat plate collectors will do the job nicely; it just comes down to your budget.

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Gas Hot Water Systems

Gas powered hot water systems are a reliable, cost-effective way to heat the temperature of your water in Cobar. There’s even the option for ‘instant’ systems that heat only when you need it!

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Electric Hot Water Systems

If being eco-friendly isn’t an important factor when choosing to heat your water, electric hot water systems are still a popular choice in Cobar. They’re cheap to install with no compromise on pressure.

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Special Offers

Throughout the year, we run great promotions on solar power and hot water systems in Cobar. Check in with our special offers page from time-to-time to make sure you don’t miss out!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Question: Is Gas or Solar Hot Water better in Cobar?

Answer: Choosing between a gas or solar hot water system comes down to what you value the most; both have their advantages and disadvantages. Solar hot water systems are the eco-friendly alternative, allowing you to become more self-sustainable and avoid costly power bills. Any household appliances or systems that cool or heat are the biggest consumers of electricity; so, shifting to solar for heating your water makes a big difference. However, solar is more costly to install than a gas system, takes longer to reheat if you run out of hot water and can result in weaker water pressure.

Question: What’s the difference between solar inverters in Cobar?

Answer: The main two types of inverters used for household solar power systems in Cobar are string inverters and microinverters. Both have the primary function of converting direct current (DC) electricity produced in your solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity. This helps to reduce the risk of your system overheating and catching fire, whilst also acting as a prerequisite for feeding back into the grid.

String inverters are easier to maintain as electrical componentry is not stored on the roof which also makes them more durable. However, when using software to monitor the performance of your system they don’t allow for individual panel performance to be tracked – whereas microinverters do. Microinverters are a popular choice because they allow you to better optimise panel performance and are more scalable if you decide to add more panels in the future. For more info on inverters or Grid Connect systems; get in touch with Active Solar & Gas.

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