Schofields & The Ponds
Solar Panels, Batteries & Inverters in Schofields and The Ponds
Bought in Schofields or The Ponds in the last decade? Your home probably came with a small builder solar system, and it was never sized for a family running ducted air con all summer.
That is where we come in. Solar National designs and installs solar, battery and inverter systems built for these estates, the segmented roofs, the big evening loads, the lot. Upgrade the builder setup or start fresh, either way you generate more and pay the grid less.
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Residential and commercial solar in Schofields and The Ponds
Most of what we do here is homes. New estate builds, double-storey family houses, builder-system upgrades. Our residential solar service covers design, install and battery upgrades sized to how your household actually runs.
Run a local business? Childcare centres, medical suites, strata blocks and shopfronts along the growth corridor suit solar just as well. Our commercial solar team handles the larger three-phase systems and the tighter payback targets a business needs.
Solar Panels in Schofields and The Ponds
The newer releases near Tallawong Metro have hipped roofs split across several faces. Cheap panels on a split roof underperform, so we fit tier 1 modules and lay them out face by face for the best yield.
Choose from premium brands across our solar panel range, including Jinko, Trina, REC, LONGi and Aiko. Every panel carries a 25 year product and 25 year performance warranty.
Inverters in Schofields and The Ponds
On a multi-face estate roof, the inverter does the heavy lifting. We pick one that handles east and west without dropping the whole array, and that leaves room for a battery later.
That way, adding storage down the track is a simple upgrade, not a rebuild. Our inverter range covers Fronius, Sungrow, SolarEdge, GoodWe and SMA, each with a 10 year warranty and app monitoring.
Why choose Solar National
Our warehouse is in Seven Hills, about fifteen minutes away, so the same team that quotes your job installs it. We are a NETCC Approved Seller and a multi-year Local Business Awards finalist. Every installer is Clean Energy Council accredited, and workmanship carries a 10 year warranty. Prefer to pay from the savings? Finance options are available.
Solar Batteries in Schofields and The Ponds
Your bill lands mostly between 5 pm and 10 pm, right when the sun is down and grid rates spike. A battery banks your midday solar and hands it back in the evening. It also keeps the essentials running through a blackout.
A 10 to 14 kWh unit suits most homes here and earns the full rebate rate. We are brand-agnostic and match the battery to your usage, from the full battery range:
- Tesla Powerwall 3 — 13.5 kWh, inverter built in, whole-home backup. The benchmark all-in-one.
- Sigenergy SigenStor — stackable hybrid you grow later, with optional EV charging.
- BYD Battery-Box — high-voltage modular stacks for bigger family loads.
- Sungrow, GoodWe ESA, Fox ESS, AlphaESS, SAJ and ESY — hybrid and all-in-one options for every budget.
Your rebates, in plain numbers
Panels: about $1,700 to $1,800 off a 6.6 kW system, more for a bigger array. Battery: around $272 per usable kWh, full rate on the first 14 kWh. Join a virtual power plant and NSW pays up to about $1,500 more. These rebates shrink on a set timetable, so today is the cheapest it gets. Full detail in our NSW rebates guide.
Get a free design and quote for your Schofields or The Ponds home. Call 1300 179 949 or book online.
Nearby suburbs we cover
We work right across the north-west. Close by: Quakers Hill, Riverstone, Rouse Hill, Kellyville, Marsden Park, Seven Hills and Blacktown. Full list on our service areas page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, yes. Most builder systems get replaced because the panels are small and the inverter cannot take a battery. The 2026 rebates cover a big part of the step up. We test what you have first.
For a home with ducted air con, a pool or an EV, 10 kW to 13 kW is the usual pick, spread across two or three roof faces.
Yes. Endeavour Energy caps single-phase export, often around 5 kW. It limits what you sell, not what you generate, and a battery lets you store the extra instead of losing it.
For most homes, a 10 to 14 kWh unit like the Tesla Powerwall 3 or Sigenergy SigenStor fits the evening peak and earns the full rebate. We size it to your actual usage.
Yes. Homes here run heavy daytime and evening loads from ducted air con. A properly sized system with a battery usually saves $1,800 to $3,000 a year, and the 2026 rebates cut the upfront cost.
Usually. Builder systems are small, and the inverter often cannot take a battery. Stepping up to a 10 kW to 13 kW system sized to your usage pays back fast, especially with the current discounts.
Three that stack: the panel discount (about $1,700 to $1,800 off a 6.6 kW system), the battery rebate, and a one-off NSW payment of up to about $1,500 for joining a virtual power plant.
