Solar For Business

Commercial businesses all over Australia are installing solar on their expansive roofs to decrease their electricity bill and save money.

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Free quotes

Our sales team will provide you with a free quote, which will include an aerial graphic of how your install will look and an individual assessment. This is followed by an onsite assessment of your roof, switchboard and grid connection to ensure the optimum design of your system.

You will not be pressured by our team if you get a quote – there are no strings attached.

Individualised assessment

Positronic’s sales team is dedicated to providing you with a free, honest appraisal of how a Positronic solar array would work for your business. This assessment includes expectations of energy generation and how much money you could save.Importantly, our sales team will be honest. If they think it wouldn’t be economical for your business to install solar then they will tell you.

Enphase Microinverters

The Enphase microinverter system allows large, efficient arrays to be installed on apartment roofs. Solar systems on apartments are limited to a maximum of 600 volts DC. Enphase systems run at 40 volts or less as each panel has it’s own inverter. Apartment roofs are generally cluttered with vent pipes, air conditioning plant etc and the Enphase system, where every panel operates to it’s maximum potential, outperforms traditional string inverters where the worst performing panel limits the output of the entire string.

Data Logging

When you purchase a Positronic system it will come free with a ‘data logger’. This is a device that will live upload your system’s performance and your energy consumption so you can monitor it online. Energy management is also an inexpensive option. Not only does this give you information and ability to effectively manage your energy costs it also allows us to remotely ensure you system is running efficiently.

An example of a Positronic customer’s live monitoring on PVOutput