Reduce your exposure to increasing electricity prices and power your house with self-generated power day and night. A smart and robust home battery system from Redback gives you long-lasting peace of mind when it comes to your electricity costs.
Redback Technologies installs the new Smart Battery System at our giveaway competition winner's South Australian home.
One of the most common questions we get asked is “are household solar batteries safe?” While the short answer is yes, there are some differences in batteries that you should be aware of.
Redback Technologies' Smart Hybrid System wins Best All-In-One Battery System for the second year in a row.
WIN News Illawarra spoke with one local family on how by installing a Redback System, they can keep the power on when the grid goes down.
The transition to a renewable energy future in the NT will receive an additional boost thanks to $2.8 million in funding that has been made available by the State’s Government.
WA homes power through the blackout caused by Tropical Cyclone Seroja in April 2021, thanks to their Redback Smart Home Battery Systems and the power of the sun.
Solar and battery storage tech guru Glen Morris chats to Redback’s Technical Trainer Joel Greenbury in a deep dive into our Smart 3-Phase Hybrid system and our newly released AC coupled Smart Battery Systems, coming up later this year.
At Redback Technologies, we believe that everyone deserves the chance to live their best life. That is why we are so excited to announce our collaboration with Endeavour Foundation.
For Karen, losing connection to the grid during damaging storms that blew through QLD early November did not mean losing power.
Hear from our customer and electrical engineer Phil Best about the features that made him choose Redback and how he no longer needs to worry about his once "really high" electricity bills
The Vanquish Project, a seamless blend between an eco-conscious design and luxury living, challenges everything we ever believed about building a house
For Karen, losing connection to the grid during damaging storms that blew through QLD early November did not mean losing power.
