⌂ Household
Run today’s loads, including large air-conditioning demand.
Solar is generation. A battery is stored energy. An EV charger is a significant new load. Designing them together can avoid awkward compromises, incompatible controls and unnecessary equipment changes.

Use the interactive scenario below to see the decisions SunDrop considers when combining solar, batteries and EV charging.
Generation changes with daylight, roof direction and weather.
Run today’s loads, including large air-conditioning demand.
Fill available storage from excess solar, subject to controls and limits.
Schedule or dynamically adjust to available solar and charging needs.
These recommendations are based on patterns in SunDrop’s proposals. They are not a site-specific design or a savings forecast.
We'll recommend a solar and inverter design that supports household demand and battery recharge without assuming a one-size-fits-all system.
One Perth homeowner planning for more electrification received a proposal combining 28 × 475 W panels, a roughly 10 kW GoodWe hybrid inverter, three modular battery units and a 7 kW EV charger.
The decision wasn't simply to maximise hardware: enough daytime generation for household use and battery charging, sufficient inverter output for competing loads, and a charger integrated into future plans.
Anonymised from a 2026 customer proposal. Configuration is an example only and not a universally recommended package.
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These often appear in our real customer conversations.
More panels help extend production and battery charging, but they do not magically raise the inverter’s maximum AC output.
Aircon, hot water and cooking can change the useful battery capacity much more than household size alone.
Even solar-aware chargers need enough surplus to begin or maintain charging. The network export setting and CT measurements matter.
A battery’s nameplate capacity is not proof of full-house backup. We specify circuits, gateway, output and protections separately.
One coordinated inverter, battery and charging platform can simplify monitoring. Mixed-brand systems can also work when properly designed and supported.
Tell us whether you already have solar, which EV you drive and whether blackout protection matters. We will compare the whole setup.