A growing portfolio of solar, inverter, battery and electrical installation work. Browse the photos and short videos, then tell us what you want to build.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT →From rooftop solar panels to inverter and battery systems, these visuals give you a closer look at the type of work and equipment we work with across Gauteng.
Project brief: This job focused on getting the panels securely positioned and keeping the installation neat from the start. The photos show the practical roof work behind a finished solar system.
The panel arrangement makes good use of the available roof space while keeping the system visually organised. It is a useful example of how a residential solar installation can sit neatly within an existing roof.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT →Project brief: This work focused on tracing connections, checking the wiring and working carefully inside the electrical panel. It shows the attention to detail that goes into electrical installation and testing.
Project brief: This installation brings the backup equipment together in one practical setup, with the inverter, battery connections and protection equipment arranged for a tidy working system. The short video gives a closer look at the installation.
This visual highlights the inverter, battery units and distribution equipment in a compact installation area. It shows the type of equipment arrangement customers can discuss when planning a backup-power system.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT →The setup shows multiple battery units working around a central inverter and protection equipment. It gives a clear visual starting point for conversations about backup capacity and system layout.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT →This visual focuses on the equipment side of a backup installation, including the inverter, battery units and electrical protection. The final system should always be sized around the property and its actual load requirements.
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Browse portfolio media covering rooftop solar installation, residential solar panels, electrical work and inverter-and-battery backup equipment. The portfolio is intended to show the type of work and equipment customers can discuss; each new project still requires a site-specific assessment, system design and agreed scope.