15.75kW Solar with Sigenergy EC10TP and 24kWh Storage City Beach Installation

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Installed in City Beach- 6015

We recently completed a high-performance solar and battery installation in City Beach, delivering a system designed for strong daily generation, efficient energy management and long-term savings.

A 15.75kW solar array, paired with a Sigenergy EC10TP and 24kWh storage, is installed on a tiled rooftop in a suburban neighbourhood under clear skies, with trees, houses, and a glimpse of the sea in the background. Date, time, and coordinates appear at top left.

This property now operates with a 15.75kW solar PV array, paired with a Sigenergy EC10TP 10kW inverter and 24kWh of battery storage. The system has been carefully sized to match the household’s energy profile, ensuring consistent daytime production and reliable evening coverage.

A set of solar panels, featuring a 15.75kW solar system with Sigenergy EC10TP and 24kWh storage, is installed on a tiled rooftop. Another house, greenery, and trees are visible in the background under a clear sky.

A row of solar panels, featuring a 15.75kW solar system and 24kWh storage, installed on a tiled residential rooftop with suburban houses, trees, and the sea visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

The 15.75kW solar system provides substantial output across the day, particularly well suited to coastal WA conditions where sunlight is abundant. This level of generation supports larger homes, higher energy consumption and growing electrical loads such as pool equipment, electric vehicles or air conditioning.

A white Sigenergy EC10TP battery unit with 24kWh storage and warning labels is installed against a white brick wall in a garage. Cardboard boxes are stacked on the left. Green coordinates and a timestamp appear at the top left.

At the centre of the system is the Sigenergy EC10TP 10kW inverter. This smart inverter manages energy flow between the solar array, battery and home, prioritising self-consumption and charging the battery with surplus production. Only when required does the home draw from the grid.

The 24kWh battery storage adds meaningful flexibility. Rather than exporting large volumes of solar during the day and buying power back at peak rates in the evening, the homeowner can now store excess energy and use it when tariffs are higher. This reduces reliance on grid electricity and improves the return on investment of the solar array.

A row of solar panels, including a Sigenergy EC10TP system with 24kWh storage and 15.75kW solar capacity, is installed on a tiled rooftop in a residential area on a sunny day, with houses and trees visible in the background.

Rooftop solar panels, including a Sigenergy EC10TP system with 15.75kW solar and 24kWh storage, are installed on a tiled roof overlooking a back garden pool, nearby houses, lush greenery, and an ocean view in the background.

Solar installation featuring Sigenergy EC10TP panels on a tiled rooftop overlooks a suburban neighbourhood with orange roofs, green trees, and the sea under a clear blue sky. A 24kWh storage system ensures reliable energy day and night.

Battery storage also enhances energy security. In the event of a grid interruption, stored energy can support essential household circuits, offering resilience and peace of mind. As power prices continue to rise across Western Australia, this type of system provides both financial protection and greater independence.

This City Beach home is now positioned for long-term savings, improved energy control and a more sustainable lifestyle.