Measuring just 1150mm H by 755mm wide and 155 mm deep the Powerwall2 is at home anywhere.

The Tesla Powerwall 2 can be installed inside or outside and either floor mounted or wall mounted so it doesn't take up any floor space.

Its streamlined minimalist and elegant aesthetic design allows it to integrate seamlessly with any decor or architectural features.

But with its stunning good looks you’ll probably want to display it for all to see.

The advanced liquid temperature control system maintains battery temperatures at the optimum temperature level.

With an operating temperature range of -20°C to 50° C the Powerwall is perfect for Australian conditions inside or outside your home or business.

When deciding where to install the Powerwall remember that the length of cable run to your solar panels and back to the mains switchboard can add a substantial amount to the installation costs.

Avoid putting the Powerwall on the outside of bedrooms unless you plan to install a fireproof sheet on the external wall first.

The Tesla Powerwall 3 remains one of the most cost-effective lithium-ion home batteries on a per-kWh basis, especially considering its higher power output, integrated inverter and whole-home backup capability.

A Powerwall 3 unit with the required Tesla Backup Hardware generally costs around $12,000–$13,500, and installation typically ranges between $1,800 and $4,500, depending on the complexity of the property, switchboard configuration and any additional electrical work required.

State-based rebates, interest-free loans and solar battery incentive programs may reduce the final cost significantly for eligible homeowners.

Almost all electrical work carried out in Australia requires the skills of a licensed and certified electrician.

While you can physically mount a Tesla Powerwall 3, you cannot legally connect or commission it unless you are a licensed electrician — and you cannot activate the system unless it is completed by a Tesla Certified Installer.

Remember, you are dealing with mains electricity, backup circuits and high-capacity lithium-ion technology. One mistake can be extremely dangerous.

We strongly recommend using a Tesla-trained and certified installer for all Powerwall 3 installations.

The advanced technology that makes Powerwall 3 so powerful can be easily damaged if handled incorrectly.

Improper setup can lead to poor performance, reduced storage output, shortened battery life and — importantly — it may void your Tesla warranty.

Yes. We can easily integrate a Tesla Powerwall 3 into most existing solar power systems.

Powerwall 3 includes an integrated solar inverter, allowing it to work alongside many existing setups without interfering with your current solar inverter. During your assessment, we’ll confirm the most efficient way to connect it to your home’s system.

The Powerwall 3 manages its own charging, discharging and load shifting through its built-in power electronics and advanced lithium-ion battery technology.

Even during a complete grid outage, you’ll continue to enjoy reliable backup power — keeping your home running using stored energy and sunlight.