ALDI Solar lands in SA and WA. But are the deals worth it?
Key takeaways
- ALDI Solar has landed in metro South Australia and Western Australia, with solar and battery packages starting at $7,499.
- The cost also includes an inverter, installation and blackout protection.
- You can also opt for a battery-only deal if you already have solar panels installed.
ALDI's at it again.
After launching solar bundles on the east coast last year, ALDI Solar has now rolled into South Australia and Western Australia.
How much do ALDI's solar packages cost?
Prices for its solar and battery bundles start at $7,499, with four battery sizes available ranging from 5kWh to 20kWh.
If you already have solar panels installed, you can also opt for a battery-only package.
Here's a look at the pricing:
Solar and battery packages
| Price | Solar system | Battery |
|---|---|---|
| $7,499 | 7kW | 5kWh |
| $8,499 | 7kW | 10kWh |
| $9,499 | 7kW | 15kWh |
| $10,999 | 7.9kW | 20kWh |
Battery-only package
| Battery | Price |
|---|---|
| 15kWh | $5,499 |
| 20kWh | $6,499 |
What else is included?
Each package includes a 6kW smart hybrid inverter (the bit that turns sunshine into power your home can actually use), professional installation and blackout protection.
You also get a 10-year warranty on the system and a 25-year performance guarantee on the panels.
You can check postcode eligibility and package options via the ALDI Solar portal.
"Rising energy prices remain a key concern for Australian families looking to manage their monthly bills," said Simon Padovani-Ginies, group director at ALDI Australia.
"Aldi Solar takes the complexity out of going solar by offering straightforward pricing, trusted installation and exceptional value, giving households greater control over their energy costs."
Haven't compared energy plans in over 12 months?
There's a good chance you're missing out on a cheaper deal.
Is the federal battery rebate included in ALDI's solar packages?
ALDI's already baked the federal battery rebate into the price, simplifying how much you need to pay.
The pricing is competitive and includes everything you need, but it's still worth checking how the offer stacks up for your home.
You can do this by getting a couple more quotes before making a decision.
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