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An intelligent home, not a collection of equipment.

Anyone can install an inverter. The difference is whether the system is measured, automated and watched — and whether anyone is accountable for keeping it performing three years from now.

The system

How the parts connect.

Generation, storage and the household load, balanced moment to moment by a hybrid inverter — with the grid as a fallback rather than the default.

Illustration of energy flow from solar array through inverter and battery to the home and grid
Illustration of energy flow from solar array through inverter and battery to the home and grid
  1. Solar array

    Generation sized to your measured consumption.

  2. Hybrid inverter

    Decides what powers the house, what charges, what is drawn.

  3. Battery reserve

    Carries the essential circuits through an outage.

  4. The home

    Lighting, hot water, cooking and comfort, running on its own supply.

Real-time dashboards

Your whole home, on one screen.

Open the app and see what is generating, what is stored, what the household is using and what it is costing you. No spreadsheets, no waiting for a bill to arrive to find out how last month went.

The dashboard shows live state rather than sample figures: your generation, storage and water levels are yours, not an illustration.

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Intelligent homes

Nine capabilities, working together.

The equipment is only half of it. The other half is knowing what it is doing, and having it act on your behalf.

  • Smart Metering

    Granular measurement of generation and consumption.

  • Smart Monitoring

    Continuous health checks across the whole system.

  • Smart Devices

    Geyser, lighting and load control that respond automatically.

  • Automation

    Rules and scenes that remove daily decisions.

  • Real-Time Dashboards

    Every utility, live, on one screen.

  • Energy Analytics

    Patterns that reveal where cost is really going.

  • Water Monitoring

    Consumption and storage levels at a glance.

  • Mobile Access

    Your whole home, from anywhere.

  • Alerts & Notifications

    Told before something becomes a problem.

We watch it, so you don't have to.

Continuous monitoring runs across the installed system. Performance is compared against expectations, and when something drifts, we see it early. Most issues are addressed before they would ever have reached you.

  • Remote performance monitoring
  • Alerting on deviation, not just failure
  • Consumption and generation analytics
  • Scheduled and reactive maintenance
  • Optimisation as tariffs and usage change

Automation that removes daily decisions.

Load shifting, geyser scheduling and scene control all act on their own. You set the intent once; the system handles the rest — moving heavy loads into the hours when your own generation is at its highest.

  • Intelligent geyser control
  • Load shifting to maximise self-consumption
  • Scene and schedule automation
  • Water level and pressure monitoring
  • Mobile access from anywhere
Explore the system

The components of a Home Convenience solution.

Select a component to understand what it does, how it is sized and why it matters to your household.

  • Tier 1 photovoltaic arrays sized to your measured consumption, mounted for maximum yield and long service life.

    Array size is set by your actual load profile rather than a generic package, so you generate what you use and store the rest.

  • Lithium storage sized to carry your essential circuits through an outage.

    Capacity is calculated against the circuits you want to keep alive — not the number of hours a brochure promises.

  • The intelligence that balances generation, storage, grid and load.

    Hybrid inverters decide, moment to moment, what powers the house, what charges the battery and what is drawn from the grid.

  • Water heating that uses a fraction of the energy of a resistive element.

    By moving heat rather than creating it, a heat pump removes one of the largest and most predictable loads in a home.

  • Backup storage, automated pressure management and filtration.

    Storage capacity and pump duty are matched to your household demand so pressure holds through an interruption.

  • Geyser control, load management and automation that act on their own.

    Devices shift heavy loads to the hours when your own generation is highest, cutting what you buy from the grid.

  • Measurement of generation, consumption and export at circuit level.

    You cannot optimise what you cannot measure. Metering turns a utility bill into an actionable picture.

  • A single live view of the whole system, with alerts before failures.

    Continuous monitoring means faults are seen by us before they become your inconvenience.

See what your home could be doing.

A complimentary assessment establishes exactly which smart capabilities would change your household's cost and reliability — and which would not be worth paying for.

  • Complimentary assessment
  • No upfront capital
  • One point of accountability