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Dynamic Maintenance Solutions began business in 2007 and ever since has helped Tasmanians meet their renewable energy needs. It offers Gridpower and Solco Sunmill solar power products.
Customers throughout Tasmania who are hoping to lower their energy usage and bills are urged to get in touch with the company to discuss which solar power systems are best suited to their needs.
Astroenergy solar cells are among those installed by the firm - they come with a three-year manufacturer's repair, replacement or refund warranty. SilexSolar and Sharp are among the other manufacturers stocked by Dynamic Maintenance Solutions.
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Dynamic Maintenance Solutions Reviews (5)
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04 September 2011
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08 March 2011
Original Review on 08-06-2011:
The company we used is local to us - would not recommend anyone dealing with an interstate company regardless of how good in case of problems down the track.The system installed has a 5Kv inverter (Solar Edge) with 18 Astronergy solar panels mounted - ten facing NE and 8 NW as it's about 12 years too late to shift the house! This system can be shut down to around 7 - 8 volts if necessary to work on the roof or in the event of a fire etc - something that I've found out is not possible with all systems and can cause problems e.g. when floods hit an area.
Adrian, the person we dealt with, was excellent, and in talking with a couple living a few streets away who also used him they were of the same opinion. Cost of set up was over $20,000, but with rebates it came back to just under that figure.
Being mid winter here in Tasmania, and a cold and largely cloudy one this year, we haven't seen the full capability of the set-up yet. Since the power company installed the new meter which gives readings of units generated (15 days) it has put in an average of 7.9 Kwh per day - high of 13, lowest 2. On the old meter previous to that, it equaled or exceeded the power usage on several days (main power, not the heating power) winding the meter back to where it was or more 24 hours earlier. Original ratings
Panel rating: 4/5
Inverter rating: 4/5
Value for money: 4/5
Quality of System: 4/5
Installation: 4/5
Customer Service: 4/5
15 months later we asked John: "Are you happy with the performance of your system so far?"
Yes, very happy with it. Not so happy with the clouds that keep blocking it's performance in winter, but you can't have everything!I should add that we also have a solar hot water system installed too. After the first few months we woke up to the fact that with everyone having showers at night, washing up etc, the HWS would turn on each night to reheat the cylinder and the power usage was not that much less than before. Switching it off it was found to still be more than hot enough by next morning when the sun came out again to heat things back up. Now there is a time switch installed which through the winter turns on for about 2 hours each night. As the weather warms up it will be cut back to 1 hour each night, then turned off completely through the summer, except if we get a couple of cloudy days. The power bill for the 3 months ending February this year came to $3.49 for power used for heating.