New: the federal battery rebate pays the full rate on the first 14 kWh, the exact size of the ElektroBank 14, and steps down over time.

Products & Services

Your home is about to become its own power system.

It needs an operating system & compatible devices.

Solar. A battery. An EV charger. Hot water. Heating and cooling. A pool pump. Unless you are building a new home or doing a major renovation, each one arrives separately, with its own app and its own schedule, and none of them knows the others exist.
The vision

One operating system.
Every device, every resource, every price.

Everything below is orchestrated by the same software, that you control. One structure: each end use and resource is a vertical, and every sub-device sits under it. Solid is what we deliver today. Dashed is still to be confirmed.
The portfolio

What we deliver today.

Three things, and they are designed to be bought one at a time. Start with the hardware, or start with the software on hardware you already own.

ElektroBank 14, our solar-battery platform

Our own Formula 1 class battery and inverter, integrating third-party solar PVinverters, resistive storage hot water and Level 2 EVcharging — on single-phase and three-phase sites alike.

ElektroBank 14

3rd-party PV

1 & 3-phase

EmpowerIQ, our 3rd party cloud or edge platform

Already have a battery from someone else? EmpowerIQ runs in the cloud, on an EdgeIQ device or on an ElektroBank 14, re-solving the whole schedule every five minutes and co- optimising every device against the others rather than one at a time.

Cloud

EdgeIQ

ElektroBank 14

Patented in Australia

Premise-level

Level 2 EV charger

A best in class performance charger: hand picked from the dozens we reviewed, then turbo-charged with our own firmware. Single and three-phase at the same price, fine power increments and a low minimum, so it can follow your cheapest source second by second — surplus solar first, then the cheapest grid price.

7.2 kW single-phase
22 kW three-phase

EmpowerIQ compatible

Two engines, not one

Running the devices well is half of it.
Being on the right plan is the other half.

Most home energy systems stop at the first engine. In our experience the second one frequently delivers as much value as the first — and it costs the household nothing but a decision.
Engine One

Device orchestration

Every controllable device schedule is co-optimised against a rolling forecast of your generation, your consumption and the price. The battery, the EV charger and the hot water stop competing for the same surplus, and work to a co-optimised schedule instead. When prices go negative, the house maximises usage, because you are being paid to.

Second by second

48-hour forecast

Re-solved every 5 min

Runs on-premise

Engine two

Retail plan optimisation

Every month we scan available retail offers against how your home actually behaves — not a generic profile, but your own load shape once the devices are being orchestrated. The best plan for an optimised home is rarely the best plan for an unoptimised one, and it changes as the market moves.

Your actual load shape
Offers updated monthly

Flat, TOU or wholesale

Often doubles value

Together they do three things: minimise what you use from the grid, shift what remains into the cheapest hours, and turn surplus and flexibility into revenue through VPP participation and wholesale plans.

The roadmap

What is coming next, and roughly when.

These are all major devices or resources. They are simply not yet ready for prime time. We are on it, and we will add them as soon as they clear the same bar as everything we already ship: reliable control, granular settings, and a communications link that stays up.

Next 12 months

Pool pumps

Single speed and variable speed drive. One of the largest and most flexible loads in any home that has one.

Next 12 months

V2G charging

The largest battery most households will ever own, once the hardware and the approvals are ready.
12–24 months

Hot water heat pumps

Lower energy per litre, and a shiftable load once it can be controlled properly.

12–24 months

Reverse cycle air conditioners

Pre-conditioning the house on surplus solar, or the cheapest time of day from the grid, given user comfort preferences.

12–24 months

FCAS market participation

We do not offer FCAS today. It is the next revenue stream we plan on offering our customers who opt in.

Indicative timing, not a commitment. Both waiting lists — heat pump water heaters and V2G vehicles — directly influence what we build first.

Start with what you have.

You do not need every device to benefit from a home operating system. Most homes start with solar and a battery, add hot water and EV charging, and let the rest arrive over time. See what you can save now and over time, using your own data. No personal information required. Speak to us when you’re ready.