The average home consumes around 18-20kw of electricity per day, a large family home in some cases will consume around 25-30kw or more per day.
To get an idea of what size system would suit your home have a look at a recent power bill and check your average daily usage (kw per day) this can be found next to the bar graph that shows your monthly usage
Depending on your average daily usage figure, it is a good idea to size your system to produce above your average daily usage, this will allow for loss of solar production in the winter months.
By installing the largest size residential system available you will future proof your home against rising power bills and lock in the rights to have the maximum size solar generation system on your property.
We have residential systems available up to 15kw, please contact us for more information regarding larger residential and commercial size systems.
2-2.5 kw System
Average daily production: 8-9 kw / Day
Small 2 BR homes, granny flats and bungalows
3 kw System
Average daily production: 10-12kw / Day
Small to medium size 2 BR homes, good budget size system
3.5 kw System
Average daily production: 12-14 kw / Day
Average size homes, medium size system with good returns all year round, suits most 3BR homes with a usage of 10-12kw per day, will save the average customer around $600-$800 per year
4-4.5 kw System
Average daily production: 16-18 kw / Day
Medium to large homes good budget system for a decent solar yield, suitable for 3-4BR homes with a high power usage, will save the average customer around $800-$1,000 per year
5-5.5 kw System
Average daily production: 18-20 kw / Day
Medium to large size 3-4 BR homes, great system for delivering a high yield all year round
6-6.6 kw System
Average daily production: 20-22 kw / Day
Medium to large size 3-4 BR homes, excellent system for a home that uses a lot of power, great for delivering a high yield all year round and with the offer of a higher feed in tariff the return on your investment is huge with this Bill Buster system. Average savings with this system are $1,000-$1,200 per year.
These figures supplied by the Clean Energy Council give a fair indication of what each size system will produce on average per day. Melbourne figures are indicative of Geelong figures and are based on a north facing roof and an average of 3.6 hours of sun light per day.
