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Mestrie EnergyA day at a Mestrie home4:30 pm to 9:15 pm

Bank today’s sun for tonight.

Rooftop solar with a home battery and a charger for the car, designed and fitted by Mestrie as one quiet system, so the sun you catch by day lights your home after dark.

The timber cabin at golden hour, solar panels along its roof and its windows lit
Fig. 1 The Mestrie home at golden hour: sixteen panels on the roof, a battery inside, a charger by the drive.

I · The solar roof

Your roof, quietly at work.

From first light to last, the sun falls across the panels on the roof, laid out by our team for its pitch and the path of the sun. Silicon cells under the glass make electricity, with no moving parts and no noise.

The house uses that power first. Whatever it doesn’t need goes into the battery and waits for the evening, when the sun has gone and the lights, the oven and the kettle come on.

Making now
2.1 kW*
Made today
28.6 kWh*
Dark solar panels along the metal roof of the timber cabin, trees beyond
Fig. 2 The panels on the cabin’s roof, set to the pitch and the path of the sun.

II · Charging at home

Sunlight, down one cable.

A white car on charge on the paved drive, the cable running from the wall charger
Fig. 3 The car on charge by the drive, 7.4 kW from the roof and the battery.

A charger on the wall sits beside the drive, wired to the panels on the roof and the battery inside. It fills the car from the roof first and the grid last.

The car fills up on sunshine instead of fuel, right outside your door, so tomorrow’s drive is paid for by today’s light.

Into the car
7.4 kW*
Car battery
80%*

III · At sunset

The sun sets. Your home stays on.

The battery stores the energy your roof made through the day and gives it back when the house needs it: the lights, the oven, the kettle.

As the light goes, the house slips from the roof onto the battery without a flicker, and nobody inside has to think about it.

On the roof now
0.2 kW*
Battery
92%*
Inside the cabin at sunset: the kitchen and living room lit by warm pendant lights
Fig. 4 Inside at sunset, the lights running on the day’s sun.

IV · After dark, 9:15 pm

The battery takes over.

Through the evening the house runs on the power the roof stored during the day: lights, kitchen and the car on charge, all running on today’s sun, and on through a power cut.

Battery
85%*
From the grid tonight
0 kWh*

V · Beyond the home

From the roof to the road.

  1. The timber cabin at golden hour, sixteen panels on its roof
  2. Inside the cabin at sunset, lit on the day’s sun
  3. The car on charge by the drive
  4. The Flex Pro container, its solar modules unfolding beside it in a zigzag row
  5. The Flex Pro with its run of panels unfolded along the ground
  6. The run of panels from above, zigzagging away from the container
  7. The container end, with the first panels standing on their posts
  8. The Mestrie DC fast charger: a white cabinet with a touch screen and two charging guns
  9. The DC fast charger from the front left
  10. The charger’s side, its vents and the two CCS2 guns
  11. The touch screen between the two CCS2 guns
  12. A power cabinet and slim dispensers round a circular stage
  13. The power cabinet with dispensers set round it
  14. The group from the front
  15. The group at eye level

01 · For homes

Solar, storage and a charger, as one system.

We design each system around your roof, your bills and your car, fit it with our own crews and look after it from the day it switches on. Sizes and prices depend on your home, so we quote each one.

  • Rooftop solar
  • Home battery
  • EV charger
See solar for homes

* Specifications and readings are indicative and subject to change without notice. Ask the team for the current datasheet before you order.

VI · Further reading

Solar, explained in seven short answers.

    Make today’s sunlight work beyond today.

    Tell us about your roof, your bills and your car. We’ll design one system around them and show you what it would make, before you commit to anything.

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