Solar & Battery Storage
Smart solar and battery solutions designed around the energy needs of your home, business or rural property.
Make more of your energy
A successful solar system starts with understanding how and when your property uses electricity.
Kinetic Electrical members provide solar panel and battery storage solutions for homes, businesses and rural properties across New Zealand.
From the initial site assessment and system design through to installation, connection and monitoring, selected Kinetic teams can help create a solution shaped around your current energy use and future plans.
Complete solar and battery solutions
Whether you are considering rooftop solar, adding battery storage or upgrading an existing system, Kinetic Electrical members can provide practical advice and professional installation.
Assessment of your electricity use, roof or site conditions, available electrical capacity and future requirements to help determine an appropriate system.
Rooftop solar solutions for existing homes and new builds, including panels, inverters, electrical connections, monitoring and commissioning.
Solar generation systems designed around the operating hours, electricity demand and available installation space of businesses, farms and other commercial properties.
Battery systems that can store available solar energy for use later in the day, with backup capability incorporated where the system is specifically designed to provide it.
Monitoring tools that provide greater visibility of solar generation, household or business consumption and battery activity.
Assessment, servicing and upgrading of existing solar installations, including battery additions, inverter replacement and system expansion where equipment and site conditions allow.
Designed for your property and energy use
Solar is not a one-size-fits-all investment. The right system depends on your electricity consumption, when that electricity is used, the available roof or site area and what you want the system to achieve.
Kinetic Electrical members can assess these factors and recommend a solution suited to the property rather than simply installing the largest system available.
Every Kinetic business is locally owned and operated, giving you a direct relationship with the electrical team assessing and delivering the work.
If you are unsure which team is best suited to your requirements, Kinetic’s National Office can help identify an appropriate member based on the location, property type and scope of the project.
Project Spotlight
Kinetic Electrical Rodney completed the solar installation and electrical fit-out for the Sentinel Homes Matakana Showhome.
Frequently asked questions
The system should be based on your electricity consumption, when you use power, available roof space, orientation, shading and future requirements such as an EV or additional electric appliances.
Not necessarily. A battery may be useful when much of your electricity use occurs outside daylight hours, but it is not essential for every property. Your energy profile and objectives should be assessed before making this decision.
Only if the battery and electrical system have been specifically designed and configured to provide backup power. A standard grid-connected solar installation will generally shut down during an outage for safety.
Often, yes. Compatibility depends on the existing panels, inverter, switchboard, available space and the battery system being considered. An electrician should assess the installation first.
Yes. Selected Kinetic members provide commercial and rural solar solutions designed around site demand, operating hours, roof or ground space and future energy requirements.
Yes. Solar generation, battery storage and smart EV charging can be considered together. The most appropriate configuration depends on when the vehicle is parked and charging, the available solar generation and the property’s electrical capacity.
Potentially. Export arrangements depend on the local electricity network, system design and the terms offered by your electricity retailer. Connection approval may also be required.
Solar PV installations must comply with applicable New Zealand electrical requirements. The electrical work must be completed, tested and certified by appropriately qualified electrical workers.
Yes. Many solar and battery systems include monitoring that shows generation, property consumption, battery activity and electricity imported from or exported to the grid.
