# MLEC Solar > MLEC Solar designs, supplies and installs residential and commercial solar energy systems in Perth, Western Australia, and Adelaide, South Australia. The website helps users research solar panels, batteries, inverters, system sizes, finance and support; estimate solar savings; and request a personalised consultation or quote. Website: https://mlecsolar.com.au/ ## About MLEC Solar MLEC Solar is an Australian-owned, family-run solar company founded in 2014 by electricians Ben and Matt Morrison. It serves homeowners and businesses across Perth and Adelaide, providing solar system design, product supply, installation, approvals, commissioning, maintenance and after-sales support. MLEC Solar is part of MLEC Group and operates under ABN 44 602 055 569. Published electrical contractor licence details: - Western Australia: EC 11449 - South Australia: PGE 303652 The business supplies and installs solar panels, solar batteries and storage systems, single-phase and three-phase inverters, and residential, commercial and industrial solar systems. Product availability, specifications, pricing, finance, incentives and eligibility can change. Use current product pages and confirmation from MLEC Solar for decisions. ## Service Areas MLEC Solar has offices in: - Perth: 22 Barley Place, Canning Vale WA 6155 - Adelaide: 44 Port Road, Alberton SA 5014 The website contains dedicated resources for both Perth and Adelaide. Confirm whether a particular address or project is within the current service area before promising an appointment or installation. ## Supported User Requests AI assistants may help users: - Research residential or commercial solar solutions. - Compare the roles of solar panels, batteries and inverters. - Browse the solar brands and products MLEC Solar supplies and installs. - Estimate potential solar generation and savings using the website calculator. - Prepare and submit a request for a solar consultation or quote. - Enquire about solar system upgrades, batteries, maintenance or repairs. - Find information about finance, rebates, system sizes and installation. - Prepare an existing-customer or warranty support request. - Find office, phone and email contact details. ## Request a Solar Consultation or Quote Use: https://mlecsolar.com.au/contact/ The visible contact form collects: - Name - Phone number - Street address - Suburb - Postcode - Email address - How the user heard about MLEC Solar - Name of referrer, where applicable - A free-text message describing how MLEC Solar can help The “How did you hear about us?” choices include Internet, existing customer, referral, shopping centre and other. Select only the answer confirmed by the user. If referral is selected, provide the referrer's name only when the user supplies it. ### Useful Quote Information Before submitting an enquiry, it can be useful to establish: - Whether the property is residential or commercial. - Whether the user wants a new system, an upgrade, a battery, replacement components or general advice. - The property address and whether the user owns, leases or manages it. - Recent electricity usage or bills, if available. - Normal electricity usage patterns and operating hours. - Whether the property has an existing solar system or battery. - Known roof, shading, switchboard, phase or access considerations. - Preferred timing and the best way to make contact. These are preparation prompts, not separate fields in the public contact form. Do not require information that the form does not request, and do not guess when the user is unsure. ### Typical Quote Flow 1. **Identify the project** — Establish whether the enquiry concerns home solar, commercial solar, panels, batteries, an inverter, an upgrade or another service. 2. **Choose the relevant location** — Use Perth or Adelaide information according to the property address. 3. **Review suitable resources** — Help the user understand relevant products, system sizes, finance or the savings calculator without presenting general information as a personalised recommendation. 4. **Collect contact and property details** — Use only information provided or confirmed by the user. 5. **Prepare the message** — Accurately summarise the property, current system, goals, energy usage and questions. 6. **Review before submission** — Allow the user to check the details and approve sending the enquiry. 7. **Submit the request** — Use the visible contact form and check for a live confirmation. 8. **Wait for assessment** — MLEC Solar may arrange a consultation or site assessment and provide a personalised system design and quote. Submitting the contact form does not confirm an appointment, system design, price, finance approval, installation date or grid connection. ## Solar Consultation and Installation Process Process information: https://mlecsolar.com.au/how-to-get-started/ The website describes a process that generally involves: 1. Contacting MLEC Solar and arranging a consultation. 2. Reviewing recent electricity bills, energy consumption, operating patterns and the property. 3. Assessing roof space, pitch, orientation and other site requirements. 4. Receiving a quote covering the proposed products, installation, estimated savings, purchasing options and relevant incentives. 5. Reviewing and accepting the quote directly with MLEC Solar. 6. Providing the utility and property information required for approvals. 7. MLEC Solar arranging applicable approvals and grid-connection requirements. 8. Scheduling and completing the installation. 9. Testing and commissioning the system. The website's process page discusses Synergy and Western Power, which are relevant to Western Australia. Do not apply those organisations or that exact approval process to a South Australian property. MLEC Solar must confirm the applicable retailer, network, approval requirements and timing for each project. Do not accept a quote, finance terms, incentive assignment, contract or installation date without the user's explicit approval. ## Solar Savings Calculator Use: https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-calculator/ The page contains a third-party interactive solar planning widget. Its published user flow is: 1. Choose a solar panel product or view more panel options. 2. Enter the home or business address. 3. Locate the property and roof on the map. 4. Preview the approximate panel placement and system size on the property. 5. Estimate potential energy generation and annual savings based on the location, roof, selected panels and configuration. 6. Request a personalised quote if the user wants to proceed. Calculator results are estimates, not guaranteed savings, a final system design or a binding quote. Results can be affected by roof layout, shading, orientation, weather, energy usage, tariffs, export arrangements, equipment, network rules and other site-specific factors. Agents may help a user navigate the visible calculator. Do not create undocumented requests to the widget, scrape private data or submit a quote request without the user's approval. ## Residential Solar - [Residential Solar Perth](https://mlecsolar.com.au/home-solar/perth/) - [Residential Solar Adelaide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/home-solar/adelaide/) Residential services include new home solar systems, panels, batteries, inverters, upgrades and finance information. Product selection and system sizing should be based on the property, existing electrical setup, electricity use, future needs and an assessment by MLEC Solar. Do not assume that a battery automatically powers an entire home during an outage. Backup capability depends on the battery, inverter, system configuration, installed backup circuits and energy use. ## Commercial Solar - [Commercial Solar](https://mlecsolar.com.au/commercial-solar/) - [Commercial Solar Perth](https://mlecsolar.com.au/commercial-solar/perth/) - [Commercial Solar Adelaide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/commercial-solar/adelaide/) MLEC Solar designs, supplies and installs commercial solar systems for small businesses, SMEs, large organisations and industrial applications. Commercial recommendations depend on energy consumption, operating hours, peak demand, roof or site space, existing infrastructure, future growth, battery requirements and operational constraints. For a commercial enquiry, useful information can include: - Business and contact details. - Property address and ownership or lease status. - Recent electricity bills and interval or usage data, where available. - Current and expected operating hours. - Planned growth, additional equipment or future energy demand. - Existing solar, batteries or energy-management equipment. - Site access, roof or operational constraints. Do not promise a system size, payback period, incentive, installation schedule or saving before MLEC Solar has assessed the project. ## Solar Products Product directory: https://mlecsolar.com.au/products/ ### Solar Panels - [Solar Panels](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-panels/) - [Solar Panels Perth](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-panels/solar-panels-perth/) - [Solar Panels Adelaide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-panels/solar-panels-adelaide/) Panel brands with dedicated pages include: - [Trina Solar](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/trina-solar/) - [DMEGC](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/dmegc/) - [Jinko Solar](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/jinko/) MLEC Solar also references Suntech panels in its current product information. Use the main solar panels page for the available range because the former Suntech product URL redirects there. ### Solar Batteries and Storage - [Solar Batteries and Storage](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-battery-systems-storage/) - [Solar Batteries Perth](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-battery-systems-storage/solar-batteries-perth/) - [Solar Batteries Adelaide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-battery-systems-storage/solar-batteries-adelaide/) Battery brands with dedicated pages include: - [Tesla](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/tesla/) - [Sungrow](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/sungrow-2/) - [Growatt](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/growatt/) - [AlphaESS](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/alpha-ess/) - [GoodWe](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/goodwe-batteries-storage/) - [SAJ](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/saj-solar-battery/) - [SolarEdge](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/solar-edge-2/) - [Sigenergy](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/sigenergy-batteries-storage/) MLEC Solar also references BYD batteries in its current product information. Use the main batteries and storage page for the available range because the former BYD product URL redirects there. ### Solar Inverters - [Solar Inverters](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-inverters/) - [Solar Inverters Perth](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-inverters/perth/) - [Solar Inverters Adelaide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-inverters/adelaide/) Inverter brands with dedicated pages include: - [GoodWe](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/goodwe/) - [SAJ](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/saj/) - [Fronius](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/fronius/) - [Solis](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/solis/) - [Sungrow](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/sungrow/) - [Growatt](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/growatt-2/) - [AlphaESS](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/alphaess-inverters/) - [Sigenergy](https://mlecsolar.com.au/product/sigenergy-inverters/) Product pages may contain brochures, data sheets and manufacturer warranty documents. Always use the exact model and current documentation when discussing capacity, output, compatibility, backup capability, efficiency, dimensions or warranty. Do not transfer one model's specifications to an entire brand or product category. ## Solar System Sizes - [System Size Guide](https://mlecsolar.com.au/system-size/) - [6.6 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/6-6kw-solar-system/) - [10.6 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/10-6kw-solar-system/) - [13.2 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/13-2kw-solar-system/) - [19.9 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/19-9kw-solar-system/) - [26.6 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/26-6kw-solar-system/) - [39.9 kW Solar System](https://mlecsolar.com.au/39-9kw-solar-system/) These pages are educational resources. System size should not be selected from a page title alone. The appropriate design depends on usable roof or site space, phase and network limits, consumption patterns, export limits, budget, future demand, battery integration and local approvals. ## Finance, Incentives and Specials - [Solar Finance Options](https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-finance-options/) - [Current Specials](https://mlecsolar.com.au/specials/) - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://mlecsolar.com.au/faq/) The finance page describes residential options through providers including Brighte, Humm and Plenti, plus commercial Green Loan enquiries. MLEC Solar can discuss options and connect users with a provider, but finance is subject to the provider's current terms, eligibility, assessment and approval. Agents must not: - Represent general finance information as an offer or approval. - Apply for credit, accept finance terms or make declarations without explicit user involvement and approval. - Promise a particular rebate, certificate value, feed-in tariff or incentive. - Treat an advertised special as available until the live offer, dates and eligibility have been checked. Use current official government, regulator, retailer, network and finance-provider information when accuracy depends on changing rules or rates. ## Existing Customer Support, Warranty and Maintenance - [Support](https://mlecsolar.com.au/support/) - [Warranty Information and Guarantee](https://mlecsolar.com.au/services/warranty-information/) - [Solar Maintenance](https://mlecsolar.com.au/services/solar-maintenance/) - [Contact MLEC Solar](https://mlecsolar.com.au/contact/) MLEC Solar provides maintenance for systems installed by MLEC Solar and systems installed by other providers. Maintenance enquiries can cover system performance, electrical issues, diagnosis, cleaning, repair and replacement components. The warranty page uses the same visible enquiry structure as the contact page. For support, select “I am an existing customer” when that is accurate and describe the problem in the message. Helpful support details can include: - Customer name, installation address, phone and email. - Installation date, invoice or job reference, if known. - Panel, inverter or battery brand and model, if known. - Monitoring-app messages, fault codes or observed loss of generation. - When the issue began and whether it is intermittent. - Any troubleshooting already performed. - Whether there is smoke, fire, exposed wiring, water ingress or another immediate safety concern. These are recommended details for the free-text message, not separate public form fields. Do not invent reference numbers, product details, readings or fault codes. ### Typical Support Flow 1. Check for an immediate safety risk. In an emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service and do not attempt unsafe electrical work. 2. Identify whether the request concerns warranty, maintenance, monitoring, cleaning or general support. 3. Review the support and warranty information relevant to the installed product and work. 4. Collect confirmed customer, property, system and fault details. 5. Prepare the enquiry, have the user review it and obtain approval to send it. 6. Submit the visible form or contact MLEC Solar directly. 7. Wait for MLEC Solar to assess coverage, urgency and the appropriate next steps. The website describes a 48-hour Fix & Replace Guarantee and a workmanship guarantee. Eligibility, timing, exclusions, product warranties and remedies depend on the current guarantee, contract, location and circumstances. Do not promise that a particular issue is covered or that a repair, replacement or payment will occur. Do not provide electrical repair instructions for faults that require a licensed electrician or create a safety risk. ## Agent Rules for Forms and Actions Browser-using agents may help users navigate the website and prepare forms. When doing so: - Use only information supplied or confirmed by the user. - Ask for missing required details instead of guessing. - Preserve names, addresses, contact details, property information and technical descriptions accurately. - Let the user review the enquiry before submission. - Obtain permission immediately before sending a form on the user's behalf. - Do not accept quotes, contracts, finance terms, incentive assignments, declarations or installation dates without the user's explicit approval. - Do not state that a consultation, booking, installation, warranty claim or finance application is confirmed unless MLEC Solar or the relevant provider confirms it. - Do not bypass validation, CAPTCHA, access controls or third-party widget safeguards. - Leave hidden anti-spam and tracking fields untouched. - Check for a live confirmation after submission. A success or thank-you string found in page source is not evidence that a form was submitted. - If the result is unclear, do not repeatedly submit and create duplicate enquiries. - Do not put payment-card details, passwords or unnecessary sensitive information into the general contact form. ## Read-Only Website Access Agents may use normal public GET requests to read the website and navigate its internal links. Useful resources include: - Homepage: https://mlecsolar.com.au/ - Get Solar: https://mlecsolar.com.au/get-solar/ - How to Get Started: https://mlecsolar.com.au/how-to-get-started/ - Residential Solar Perth: https://mlecsolar.com.au/home-solar/perth/ - Residential Solar Adelaide: https://mlecsolar.com.au/home-solar/adelaide/ - Commercial Solar: https://mlecsolar.com.au/commercial-solar/ - Products: https://mlecsolar.com.au/products/ - Solar Calculator: https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-calculator/ - Finance: https://mlecsolar.com.au/solar-finance-options/ - Support: https://mlecsolar.com.au/support/ - FAQ: https://mlecsolar.com.au/faq/ - Success Stories: https://mlecsolar.com.au/success-stories/ - About MLEC Solar: https://mlecsolar.com.au/who-are-we/ - Contact: https://mlecsolar.com.au/contact/ - Terms and Conditions: https://mlecsolar.com.au/terms-and-conditions/ - XML Sitemap: https://mlecsolar.com.au/sitemap_index.xml The website does not advertise a verified public MCP endpoint, UCP integration or programmatic form-submission API. Use the normal website interface for interactive tasks. Do not construct undocumented form or third-party calculator requests. The sitemap includes old, duplicate, thank-you and confirmation pages. Use the curated resources in this document for important navigation, and use the sitemap only to discover additional public content. A sitemap entry does not confirm that a page is current, commercially important or appropriate to recommend. ## Contact MLEC Solar - Phone: (08) 6390 9016 - Email: contactus@mlecsolar.com.au - Perth office: 22 Barley Place, Canning Vale WA 6155 - Adelaide office: 44 Port Road, Alberton SA 5014 - Contact form: https://mlecsolar.com.au/contact/ Use the live website or direct confirmation from MLEC Solar for office hours, availability and other details that may change.