North East Victorian and Southern New South Wales Standalone Solar Power Systems Installer Offers Cost-Effective Solar Alternatives to Traditional Sources

VICTORIA, Australia April 2014 – The importance of installing standalone solar power systems is largely unknown to most Australians, but to those Aussies who live in regional areas the importance is front of mind.  Independent solar power systems are capable of supplying reliable electricity in many applications, most often with the powering capacity equivalent to a public electricity network – providing Australians in regional areas with an affordable and environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional electricity sources and the costly expense of connecting to the grid.

So how do standalone solar systems work? Solar power is generated by solar panels that are fixed on rooftops, or stands on the ground (ground mount). This power is used for energy consumption throughout the day and the excess power is stored in batteries to keep them charged. The batteries then supply power to homes and establishments when the sun goes down.

Only experts of the system’s application are capable of customising the standalone unit to the needs of the customers. Anything Solar is an accredited provider of components, design, and installation services of standalone solar systems for North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Anything Solar designs and customises standalone solar power systems that best suit the specific requirements of each customer and also provide maintenance services to energy consumers who aim to build their own ‘mini’ power stations. www.anythingsolar.com.au

Beechworth resident and Anything Solar client, John says, “When we moved to the country (Beechworth) from the city (Brisbane), it was obvious that ‘off grid’ remote solar power generation would be the way to go. When the quote for connecting to mains electricity was going to be around $200,000 it was a ‘no brainer’.

“Anything Solar knew what they were talking about from the get-go. I told them what I wanted and how much I wanted to spend, and they customised a system based on my required specifications. The system has now been working for about 3.5 years and we have had little trouble; we’re never short of electricity and the system is extremely simple to use and maintain.” www.anythingsolar.com.au

With their combined years of experience, knowledge and expertise in the solar industry, Anything Solar owners Steve and Angela McDonald, and Brett Emo and Bobbi McKibbin, share determination and commitment for sustainable, customisable alternative energy solutions, and this commitment has resulted in Anything Solar’s immense growth in the industry. Through customer trust and satisfaction, Anything Solar has become the one-stop shop for efficient home and business energy solutions and standalone solar power systems in Southern New South Wales and North East Victoria. As the region’s longest established sustainable energy solutions company, Anything Solar has innovative products and services to meet the needs of their customers. www.anythingsolar.com.au

Bobbi McKibbin firmly believes that residents of regional towns should not feel a solar disadvantage, because there are solutions that are cost-effective and environmentally friendly for even the most remote locations. With standalone power systems in Southern New South Wales and North East Victoria, people far from the national power grid will no longer experience solar or electricity problems. They will be able to enjoy self-sufficiency by generating electricity from their own energy stations in their homes and businesses. A standalone or off-grid power system will also ensure customer savings with no expensive grid connection costs or ongoing electricity bills.

Discover a myriad of cost-effective standalone solar power systems for North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales by Anything Solar at www.anythingsolar.com.au.

Contact Information

Bobbi McKibbin

Director & Energy Consultant

Anything Solar

(61) 02 6024 7511

b.mckibbin@anythingsolar.com.au