Solar Installer · Wynnum, QLD
iHot
About the business
iHot provides a smart solar hot water inverter for Australian homes, designed to connect to an existing hot water tank and solar system. It offers an on- and off-grid ready solution that prioritises using solar power first for household hot water generation.
iHot delivers a smart inverter solution for solar hot water that integrates with existing electric storage hot water systems, without needing rooftop tanks or complex plumbing. The system is presented as Clean Energy Council approved and Australian Standards compliant, and it is described as suitable for flexible power setups including off-grid connection. iHot is positioned to improve solar energy use by ensuring household hot water is generated using solar power first and by enabling retrofit integration with already installed setups.
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Opening hours
- Monday
- 9 AM to 4 PM
- Tuesday
- 9 AM to 4 PM
- Wednesday
- 9 AM to 4 PM
- Thursday
- 9 AM to 4 PM
- Friday
- 8 AM to 2 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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- What does a solar installer do?
- A solar installer designs and installs rooftop solar or battery systems. A solar retailer may sell the system and arrange for an accredited installer to complete the work.
- When is a solar installer the right business?
- Use a solar installer for rooftop solar or battery design and installation. General electrical repairs or wiring problems should go to an appropriately licensed electrician.
- Which accreditation should I check?
- Ask for the installer's Solar Accreditation Australia number and check their status. Also confirm the electrical licence required in your state or territory.
- What should a solar quote include?
- Look for a site-specific design, equipment models, system size, itemised costs, rebates, estimated output and savings assumptions, warranties, connection details and any required upgrades.
- What should I prepare before requesting a quote?
- Have recent electricity bills, your usage pattern, roof and switchboard details, future energy plans and any battery, electric-vehicle or backup-power goals ready.
- What should I compare between solar installers?
- Compare multiple quotes for system design, approved products, total price, warranties, installer accreditation, network assumptions and local after-sales support - not price alone.