Max Power Electrical

Hours :  07:00am to 05:00pm.
Call us on: 1300 795 922

Category: Uncategorized

Commercial Solar for Melbourne Businesses – Get Your Roof Working

For most Melbourne businesses, summer means the biggest power bills of the year. Longer daylight hours, higher cooling loads, and steep demand charges hit at once — and for warehouses, factories, and office buildings, that cost often comes from usage in the middle of the day, when the sun is strongest. That overlap is exactly… Continue reading Commercial Solar for Melbourne Businesses – Get Your Roof Working

Spring Solar Maintenance Checklist: Getting Your System Ready for Summer (Home & Business)

Spring in Melbourne means longer days and stronger sun — and it’s the last easy window to catch small solar issues before summer puts real pressure on your system. Whether you’re a homeowner or you manage a commercial rooftop, a quick maintenance check now can mean the difference between a system that performs at its… Continue reading Spring Solar Maintenance Checklist: Getting Your System Ready for Summer (Home & Business)

Why Melbourne’s Solar Feed-In Tariffs Have Collapsed to Almost Nothing (And What to Do About It)

If you’ve got solar panels on your roof, spring is usually good news. Longer days, higher sun angles, and your system finally starts hitting the kind of output it was built for. But if you’re still exporting your extra power back to the grid instead of storing it, this spring might cost you more than… Continue reading Why Melbourne’s Solar Feed-In Tariffs Have Collapsed to Almost Nothing (And What to Do About It)

Going All-Electric in Melbourne: Why You Don’t Have to Do It All at Once

Think switching to an all-electric home means replacing everything at once? It doesn’t. For many Melbourne homeowners, going all-electric sounds like a major project: removing gas heating, replacing the hot water system, installing solar panels, adding a battery, upgrading the switchboard, and potentially changing cooking appliances — all at once. That perception alone can make… Continue reading Going All-Electric in Melbourne: Why You Don’t Have to Do It All at Once

Save Up to $5,000 on Heating

Why Melbourne Homeowners Are Switching from Gas to Split Systems With energy prices continuing to rise across Victoria, many Melbourne homeowners are looking for smarter, more cost-effective ways to heat their homes. The good news? You could be eligible to save up to $5,000 on a new heating system, and thousands of households are already… Continue reading Save Up to $5,000 on Heating

$5,000 Off a New Air Conditioner

Upgrade & Unlock Government Rebates Still using an outdated gas heater or inefficient cooling system? You could qualify for up to $5,000 in Victorian Government rebates under the VEU (Victorian Energy Upgrades) program Max Power is a fully accredited VEU provider, helping homeowners upgrade to energy-efficient air conditioning with substantial upfront discounts. You could also… Continue reading $5,000 Off a New Air Conditioner

Upgrade to Split System & Save Up to $5,000

Ready to upgrade your cooling and heating & cut your running costs? Save up to $1,100 per year on energy costs, plus get discounted installation. Max Power Electrical is a fully accredited VEU provider, and we will make sure you get the best discount available. Right now, eligible Victorian households can access the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program, which… Continue reading Upgrade to Split System & Save Up to $5,000

How to Convert Your Home to All-Electric

Australian homes are witnessing a major change as they move away from gas power. All-electric homes provide better environmental benefits, lower energy costs, and cleaner indoor air quality. This eco-friendly approach lines up with the government’s plan to phase out gas connections and promote energy-efficient alternatives. You can transform your home into an all-electric space… Continue reading How to Convert Your Home to All-Electric

Electricity Bills Rising – Time to go Solar

Electricity prices are set to soar up to 18.3% across Australia after the energy watchdog AER decided to pass on hefty increases. In Victoria, the default price rise will be anywhere from 5% to 16% with businesses getting the biggest increase. The Essential Services Commission announced on Tuesday it had set the Victorian Default Offer… Continue reading Electricity Bills Rising – Time to go Solar