RESINC Solar & Batteries

RESINC Solar & Batteries šŸ„‡ Australia’s Highest Rated & Most Awarded Solar Company
šŸ’™ Social Enterprise Creating Community Impact
ā˜€ļø Peace of Mind & Savings Guaranteed
šŸ—“ļø est. 2016
(2290)

We're a Social Enterprise! RESINC Solar isn’t just another solar company, we’re a Social Enterprise. What does this mean? Well, the community benefits significantly from every installation that we do! Rather than being a simple for-profit business like every other solar company, we decided to contribute a good chunk of our revenues directly back into socially beneficial projects. We support severa

l great initiatives including sponsoring our Surf Life Savers, restoring eyesight for people in Indonesia and providing matching funds to community organisations wishing to install solar so that they too can benefit from lower electricity bills, but without the capital outlay. This allows our valuable community organisations to spend their funding doing good work instead of on their power bills, a benefit that will pay-it-forward for many years to come.

šŸ† RESINC wins 2026 Finder Award for Customer Service InnovationRESINC Solar & Batteries has been recognised once again f...
04/09/2026

šŸ† RESINC wins 2026 Finder Award for Customer Service Innovation

RESINC Solar & Batteries has been recognised once again for its commitment to outstanding customer care, winning the Customer Service Innovation Award at the 2026 Finder Innovation Awards.

RESINC was also named a finalist in the Most Innovative Team category, recognising the broader work being done across the business to continually improve the solar and battery experience for Australian customers.

Read more šŸ‘‡
https://resinc.com.au/resinc-wins-2026-finder-award-for-customer-service-innovation/

Father’s Day is just around the corner…
04/09/2026

Father’s Day is just around the corner…

Goats and batteries go together like a Friday arvo and a cold drink.
04/09/2026

Goats and batteries go together like a Friday arvo and a cold drink.

The real test of a solar company isn’t just install day. It’s the years after that really matter. Leigh sat down with Aa...
03/09/2026

The real test of a solar company isn’t just install day. It’s the years after that really matter.

Leigh sat down with Aaron from The Good Builder at our Newstead HQ to talk about the part of this industry nobody puts on a billboard: what happens after the crew packs up and drives away. (And much, much, more.)

Anyone can put panels on a roof. The harder question is who’s still answering the phone in a decade, when an inverter throws a fault, or the monitoring drops out, or the household grows and the system needs to grow with it.

That’s why we back our workmanship for 25 years, when 5-10 is the industry norm. It’s why we monitor systems proactively and act on faults inside 10 business days, instead of waiting for a customer to notice their bill creeping up. It’s why System Downtime Cover exists.

Full episode coming soon through The Good Builder. Swipe for a look behind the scenes.

30/08/2026

Our favourite rainforest install! šŸ’™

When Shane Conlan from DIY For Knuckleheads went solar with us through our Charitable Creators Program he paid it forwar...
30/08/2026

When Shane Conlan from DIY For Knuckleheads went solar with us through our Charitable Creators Program he paid it forward, gifting a fully donated RESINC system to any worthy organisation he chose.

Maam Giingana Gumbaynggirr School in Coffs Harbour, formerly known as Gumbaynggirr Giingana Freedom School, is an Indigenous not for profit and the first bilingual Aboriginal language school in New South Wales.

Gumbaynggirr language and culture sit at the heart of every lesson, with the ethos of Two Paths Strong, walking strong in culture while achieving academically.

Spend five minutes on the grounds and you understand exactly why Shane chose them.

They received a fully donated 15kW LONGi Solar Australia solar system paired with a 30kWh Anker SOLIX Australia battery.

A few months on, the numbers are something else. When we check the portal, the classrooms these panels and batteries are powering are running on 99 percent solar. Almost everything happening in those rooms is coming from the sun.

That’s the part our customers come to love about our remote active monitoring. We don’t walk away after handover, we keep watching how the system performs.

Massive credit to our install team who got this big job done on a seriously hot day and never dropped their standard once. Thanks also to Shane for laying the slab the day before so the batteries had a proper home to sit on!

Our crew genuinely love these ones. Everyone on site knew exactly where the savings were going, and that changes how a job feels.

Every dollar this system saves goes back to the kids šŸ’™

29/08/2026

We’re sorry in advance…

We handed over a fully donated 15kW system with a 30kWh battery.

Lovely day all round.

We also captured this audio, at the exact moment that number was starting to take hold of every school and more…

To every parent, teacher and older sibling who just felt their eye twitch: our sincerest apologies. We didn’t start it. We just documented it.

How many times a day are you still hearing it? Be honest šŸ‘‡

Thanks to Shane from Shane Conlan for choosing Maam Giingana Gumbaynggirr School in Coffs Harbour, and to the kids for the soundtrack we can never unhear šŸ’™

29/08/2026

Turn the sound on for this one šŸ”Š

When Shane from Shane Conlan went solar with us through our Charitable Creators Program, he earned the right to gift a full system to a worthy recipient he chose.

He picked Maam Giingana Gumbaynggirr School in Coffs Harbour.

It’s an Indigenous not for profit and the first bilingual Aboriginal language school in New South Wales, where Gumbaynggirr language and culture sit at the heart of every lesson.

15kW of LONGi Solar Australia solar on the roof, paired with a 30kWh Anker SOLIX Australia battery. Fully donated. Over the life of the system that’s well over $100,000 that stays with the school instead of going to the grid, and every dollar of it can go straight back into the kids.

Shane also turned up with a hand built native stingless beehive, because he couldn’t arrive empty handed, and also laid down the slab for the battery too - he’s a pretty handy guy to have around 😁

Watch the video for that story on his YouTube channel, or…

Comment SHANE and we’ll send you the link šŸ’™

Bear has no idea what a kilowatt hour is. He just knows the aircon stays on.This is Bear’s mum, Ady, from our proactive ...
28/08/2026

Bear has no idea what a kilowatt hour is. He just knows the aircon stays on.

This is Bear’s mum, Ady, from our proactive customer care team, and the FranklinWH Australia Pty Ltd batteries doing the work behind them both.

She’s in the tropics, where cooling isn’t a luxury, and Bear is carrying his shaggy wolfhound coat through Queensland summers.

The batteries charge on solar through the day, then run the house through the expensive part of the evening. So the air con stays on without costing an arm and a leg.

Same comfort, none of the guilt, and one very content dog on the cool tiles.

28/08/2026

Ady buys her power at about 7c.

She’s on our proactive customer care team, and she runs her own home on FranklinWH batteries. Living in a cyclone prone region, blackout protection was the first reason she wanted them. Days of power while the grid is down is a hard thing to put a price on.

The savings turned out to be just as good.

Her solar does most of the charging, but she’s also on Ergon’s Solar Soaker plan, Tariff 12E. Cheap electricity at around 7c per kWh between 11am and 4pm. Peak rates of around 47c between 4pm and 9pm. Overnight settles back to around 25c from 9pm through to 11am.

So she fills the batteries while power is cheap if her solar needs a bit of a hand (like in wet season when output is lower), then runs the house off stored energy straight through the expensive window and buys nothing at peak.

The catch is size. The battery has to be big enough to carry you through the bulk of that 4 to 9pm block, or you’re back on the grid at the worst possible time.

Designing and optimising systems around your actual usage is our favourite part of the job. Ergon network or anywhere else in Australia we service, we’ll do the same for you.

And if you come on board, you might just hear from Ady again!

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