As your local accredited installer, Sunbeam Solar and Electrical Solutions is fully qualified to help you access these battery incentives. We work directly with accredited suppliers to ensure you receive the maximum available benefit.

• Expert consultation and system design
• Competitive pricing and flexible payment options
• Professional installation by qualified technicians
• Ongoing support and maintenance services

Contact us today at 1300 789 291 or email info@sbse.com.au to discuss your battery installation needs.

To be eligible for this scheme, the chosen battery must meet certain performance and warranty requirements. We recommend speaking to your chosen installer about selecting a battery that is right for you and eligible under the scheme.

Your chosen installer will provide you with the nomination form allowing the accredited supplier to receive the incentive from the NSW Government. You must sign and return this form before you can receive a discount on your installation. The installer will also present you with an installation contract to sign.

Once you have completed the nomination form and signed the contract, you can proceed with the installation and receive your discount. If you have any issues or questions, contact your supplier for assistance.

Set a date for installation with your chosen installer. Your installer will submit all necessary documents to your distribution network and electricity retailer to connect the battery to the grid.

The incentive is not a direct rebate to customers. It's provided as an upfront discount to the accredited supplier that installs the battery and then it is passed onto the customer.

Accredited suppliers are also known as Accredited Certificate Providers (ACPs). These are businesses that have been accredited by the scheme administrator (IPART) to conduct specific installations and upgrades under the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS).

You can receive an incentive when you install a battery with an accredited supplier under the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) to install the battery. If you don't have solar, you can have the incentive priced into a new solar and battery system installation.

Generally, installers will provide a quote that states both the cost of the battery and the installation separately. However, installers have full discretion to choose how they quote, and some may instead provide a single all-inclusive price.

We recommend keeping a record of communications that clearly states the inclusions and exclusions before any changes hands.

Batteries with storage between 7 and 28 kWh are eligible for this incentive. The incentive provided is proportional to the usable capacity of the battery.

Most households will find batteries in this range sufficient for their needs. The national average energy use for a 5-person household is 25 kWh per day.

Some batteries can also be stacked to enable you to increase your storage capacity later. Your chosen accredited supplier will be able to provide more information on what capacity is best suited to your needs.

The installation incentive is only available for new battery installations.

Batteries already installed may be eligible to receive a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) incentive, provided the battery has proof of the manufacturer's warranty period and meets the equipment requirements. Find out more here

Provided that all equipment and implementation requirements of the structures are met, as required in the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS), and ongoing maintenance and monitoring is undertaken, battery installation is safe.

Accredited suppliers under the PDRS are subject to additional compliance checks to ensure compliance with strict safety requirements, including professional installation and adherence to relevant standards and regulations.