Battery Storage Systems in Victoria
Store excess solar power, reduce grid usage at night, and keep your property running during outages.
What Is a Battery Storage System?
A battery storage system stores the extra solar power generated during the day and makes it available when you need it – at night, during cloudy weather, or in a power outage.
It helps homes and businesses get more value from their solar system and reduces reliance on the grid.
Why Battery Storage Makes a Big Difference
A battery system is useful if you want to:
- Use more of your solar power instead of sending it back to the grid
- Reduce your night-time electricity costs
- Keep important appliances running during blackouts
- Improve energy independence for your home or business
- Manage high early-morning or evening power usage
What's Included in a Battery Storage Setup?
A complete battery storage solution includes:
High-quality lithium batteries
from trusted brands
Hybrid or battery-ready inverter
Monitoring support
to track charging and usage
Backup power option
during outages
Professional installation and safety checks
All systems are planned based on your load, usage pattern, and solar performance.
Why Choose Solution with Sam for Battery Systems?
FAQs - Off-Grid Solar Systems
Yes. You’ll use less grid power, especially at night, and get better value from your solar system.
Yes. Modern lithium batteries are designed with safety protections, thermal control, and certified installation requirements.
Yes. Many battery brands allow additional units to be added in the future.
Not much. Modern lithium batteries require minimal upkeep aside from basic checks and monitoring.
It depends on your daily usage, evening consumption, and the amount of excess solar power you generate. We calculate this during assessment.
Yes. If your inverter supports it, the battery can be connected directly. If not, we can suggest compatible options.
Most lithium batteries last between 8–12 years based on usage and temperature conditions.
Yes, if i’s sized correctly. We check your load and recommend the right battery capacity for backup power.
It depends on the battery size and your energy usage. Most systems can run essential loads for several hours.
No, but adding a battery helps you use more of your own solar power and rely less on the grid.