Founded in Austria in 1945, they have over 65 years experience producing innovative and intelligent power storage solutions. Originally a manufacturer of battery chargers, transformers and welding equipment, they’ve spent the last 20 years developing and manufacturing solar inverters and monitoring equipment, including solar battery chargers. The Primo is one of the latest additions in the Snap Inverter range. It boasts all the features of the range, including a 97.8% maximum efficiency, Wi-Fi connectivity, free monitoring via Solarweb, compatibility with the Fronius Smart Meter and an available extended warranty. The Primo is a single phase string inverter in the 3kW to 8kW models, making it a great choice for larger residential or small commercial systems on a single phase connection. Doing the basics better The Primo is one of the newest models in the SnapINverter range. It was met with instant demand when it arrived on the residential market in 2015, quickly becoming ou
If you live in a remote area of Victoria the government will subsidies your off-grid fuel needs ...and help out their mates in the fossil fuel industry. However they won't help you out if you want to have an all electric home powered by solar and batteries. The question is why not? It is a superior option, so why doesn't it receive the same subsidy. Off-grid concessions are available to people in certain circumstances such as pensioners and other concession holders. These concessions consist of subsidies for Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), Firewood, cooking and heating oil and generator fuel (i.e. petrol or diesel). What you will not receive a subsidy for, however, is the far superior option of living in a house where all the services are electric and your energy comes from batteries that are charged by either solar and/or micro hydro/wind. So, in summary, if you are eligible for an off grid concession and you power you home with fossil fuels you will receive a 21%-4