How Much Can You Save with a 6.6kW Solar System?
The 6.6kW solar system provides medium-sized households with a healthy balance between cost, energy generation, and grid connection. It offers the average household a notable reduction in electricity bills while remaining within the 5kW export limit for single-phase homes.
This page will cover a 6.6kW solar system’s costs, savings, battery options, and suitability for your home.
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What is a 6.6kW Solar System?
A 6.6kW solar system converts sunlight into electricity via solar panels to power your home and reduce reliance on the grid. They typically require 15–20 solar panels, each producing 415–440W of power.
Due to its smaller size, the 6.6kW system is compatible with most residential rooftops. In South East Queensland, expect a daily energy output range of ~24–27kWh/day. Local weather conditions also influence a system’s daily output.
How Many Panels Are in a 6.6kW System?
Today, a 6.6kW solar system using 370 to 440-watt (W) modules will have about 15-20 solar panels. This number has reduced tremendously over the last decade. Now, even fewer panels may be needed due to improvements in panel efficiency.
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How Much Does a 6.6kW Solar System Cost?
The average 6.6kW solar system price in Australia typically ranges from $5,500 to $9,000. This price may vary depending on a combination of product quality, type of inverter used, and labour.
At Solahart, we only use premium panels and inverters. We also offer all customers free assessments and installation support from our trusted team of local installation experts.
With Battery Storage (Optional Add-on)
Battery storage is an optional add-on that is well worth the investment. Without a battery storage system, the energy generated from the solar panels is used in the home before surplus energy is sent back to the grid. A battery can store surplus energy and use it in the evening to power the home, rely less on the grid, support blackout protection, and save money on electricity bills.
The 6.6kW solar system with battery price can range from $12,000 to $16,000+.
How Much Will a 6.6kW Solar System Save Me?
The initial cost of a new solar system will soon be paid back by the annual savings alone. The payback period ranges from 2.8 to 4.4 years. Estimates for annual savings in Queensland sit around $1,128 to $1,800, depending on usage and feed-in tariffs. Savings are increased when solar is used during the day or paired with solar batteries.
Is a 6.6kW Solar System Right for You?
If you’re considering switching to solar energy, chances are that you’re already feeling the effects of Australia’s rising energy prices. A 6.6kW solar system addresses this issue head-on. This solar system size is perfect for medium-sized households of 3–4 people that have average or near-average daytime usage.
Australia offers financial incentives like Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) to help reduce the upfront cost of a 6.6kW system. Discuss your usage patterns and available roof space with Solahart today to confirm suitability.
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Solahart pioneered the use of solar energy in Australia, beginning with the original plumbing factory in 1901 and then the creation of copper tanks in 1953.
Now, we’re still leaders in solar and proudly serve the entire Redlands, Beenleigh, Gold Coast and Hinterland region with our solar products from the best brands in solar.
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Are you ready to save big on your monthly electricity bill? If you live in the Gold Coast, Redlands, or Beenleigh areas, contact Solahart Gold Coast today for a free consultation and site assessment.
Once suitability is confirmed, we can install a new solar system featuring solar panels, inverters, and a solar battery (if necessary).