Electrify your Engadine home
Big blocks on the edge of the Royal National Park. Tree shade and storm outages decide most designs here.
Local quirks we plan for
The shade across your roof through the year, then whether you want backup in an outage. Those two shape an Engadine system more than anything else.
Bush on the boundary
Tall trees along the park edge can shade your roof for part of the year. We measure that shade through the seasons, low winter sun included, before drawing a single panel.
Storms and outages
After a storm, homes on the bush edge can be without power for hours. A battery with backup keeps your fridge, lights and internet on while you wait.
Bigger blocks
Sheds, granny flats and pools are common on Engadine blocks. Each adds load, and some need their own circuit from the board.
Our own team, start to finish
Licensed electricians on every job, never subcontractors.
- SolarSized from your last four bills and a measured roof.
- Battery storageStop exporting cheap and buying back at peak.
- EV chargingIts own circuit, and a charger that uses your solar first.
- General electricalSwitchboards, safety switches, lighting and fault finding.
Electrical licence 502488C, Rhys’s SAA accreditation S0245959, and a 10-year workmanship warranty. An owner or a licensed Refresh Electrical employee does every job. Never a subcontractor.
Local questions, answered
Only if it’s installed with backup. Not every battery is. We set it up to run the circuits you choose and tell you what will and won’t run before you decide.
Often, with the right layout. We wire shaded panels apart from sunny ones, which stops a shaded corner dragging the rest down. If the shade is too heavy, we’ll tell you.