Solar Power and Battery Installation Auckland

Ranked One of Auckland's Top 5 Solar Installers

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In October 2026, Top5.nz ranked The Conduction Company the number two solar installer in Auckland, out of the 48 it assessed, and number three of the 205 it assessed across New Zealand. Top5.nz ranks installers on rating quality, review volume, and how recent the reviews are. Top5.nz's solar rankings, and how it scores installers, are covered in The Conduction Company's post on the Top5.nz solar rankings.

In October 2026, TopChoice ranked The Conduction Company number one in Central Auckland for solar panel installers and battery storage installers.

Solar Power and Battery Installation Auckland

The Conduction Company designs, installs, and certifies solar and battery systems across Auckland. Before quoting anything, we read your actual power bills and work out what a system would do at your property, on Auckland numbers. If the sums do not work, we tell you that.

Are You Weighing Up Solar for Your Property?

  • Power bills climbing year on year
  • No idea whether solar actually pays off at your property
  • Quotes that differ by thousands with no explanation of why
  • Unsure whether you need a battery or just panels
  • An older switchboard that may not take a solar system
  • Confused by export rates and buy back offers
  • An existing system that is not performing the way it should
  • Inherited a system with the house and no paperwork for it

Solar is a large spend and most of the advice about it comes from people selling panels. The Conduction Company starts with your actual power bills rather than a roof measurement, so the answer comes out of how your household really uses power. We also check the things a panel salesperson will not, including whether your switchboard can take the system and whether the network will approve the connection.

Solar and Battery Services in Auckland

The Conduction Company designs, installs, and certifies solar and battery systems across Auckland. It starts with your power bills, modelled against Auckland generation figures, so you see what a system would actually save at your property before anyone talks about panels.

An electrician in a safety harness fastening a solar panel to roof rails with a cordless drill

Solar Panel Installation

Full residential and commercial solar installation, from the roof mounting through to the switchboard and the final certificate. The Conduction Company uses registered electricians on every job, so the panels, the wiring, and the compliance paperwork are all one company.

A white Sigenergy SigenStor home battery unit shown at an angle on a plain background

Home Battery Storage

A battery is what turns solar from a daytime saving into an all day one. In New Zealand there is no upfront subsidy and exporting power back to the grid pays poorly, so the value is in using what you generate rather than selling it. The Conduction Company sizes the battery against how your household actually uses power, not against the roof. The Conduction Company explains how much a home battery costs to add in a separate guide.

The Conduction Company's guide to running a house on solar power only covers off-grid sizing, winter, and generators.

An aerial view of a house with solar panels on several faces of its metal roof

Power Bill Assessment and System Sizing

Send us your power bills and The Conduction Company models what solar and battery would do at your property, using Auckland generation figures rather than Australian rules of thumb. You get an honest answer before you spend anything.

The Conduction Company's full guide to what solar costs in Auckland and how long it takes to pay back walks through the numbers.

A phone screen from the mySigen app showing solar generation, battery charge and a hot water cylinder switched on

Hot Water Load Shifting

Your hot water cylinder is usually the biggest single load in the house. Shifting it to run on solar during the day is one of the cheapest ways to lift the value of a system, and The Conduction Company sets it up as part of the install. When a cylinder is due for replacement, The Conduction Company's guide to heat pump hot water in Auckland explains how a hot water heat pump pairs with solar.

A white Sigenergy electric vehicle charger on a plain background, its charging cable coiled below

Solar Integrated EV Charging

Charge the car off the roof. The Conduction Company installs EV chargers that talk to the solar and battery system, so the car charges on surplus generation rather than on grid power.

Two hands inside an open switchboard, one holding cables clear while the other tightens a terminal

Switchboard Upgrades for Solar

Plenty of Auckland switchboards are not ready for solar. The Conduction Company assesses the board as part of the quote and does any upgrade in the same visit rather than sending a second contractor.

A power pole carrying overhead lines against hills at dusk

Grid Connection Applications

Every grid connected system needs approval from the network company before it can export. The Conduction Company files the Vector distributed generation application and handles the paperwork, including the protection settings the network requires.

The Conduction Company's step-by-step guide to switching to solar power in Auckland, from first call to switch on shows where the application fits.

An installer in a hard hat and hi-vis vest checking a solar panel clamp with a digital torque wrench

Solar Inspection and Certification

The Conduction Company has a registered electrical inspector in house, endorsed to inspect grid-connected solar, so your inspection is done in house, by someone who had no hand in the installation.

A hand in a hi-vis sleeve holding a phone showing a solar monitoring app, rooftop panels behind

Solar System Servicing and Repairs

Existing system not performing, or inherited one with the house? The Conduction Company tests it, finds the fault, and tells you what it needs.

A close-up of an aluminium solar mounting bracket bolted to a roof, with no panel fitted

Solar Panel Removals

Roof work, a reroof, or an old system coming off. The Conduction Company removes solar safely and leaves the equipment on site with you.

A white Sigenergy battery unit on the outside wall of a modern house at dusk, a lit living room behind glass doors

The Equipment The Conduction Company Installs

Sigenergy is The Conduction Company's primary solar and battery supplier. It is an all in one system: the inverter, the battery, and the EV charging all come from one manufacturer and run through one app, so there is a single place to see what the house is generating, storing, and using, and a single manufacturer behind the warranty rather than three pointing at each other.

The Conduction Company chose Sigenergy after assessing the gear directly, and we install and commission it ourselves rather than subcontracting it out.

A single-storey home with neat rows of black solar panels across its roof

Why Choose The Conduction Company for Solar?

Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee

The Conduction Company backs its solar and battery work with the same Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee as every other job we do. Solar is not carved out and it is not time limited. The panels, inverter, and battery carry their own manufacturer's warranty alongside it.

Black solar panels in neat rows across a grey concrete tile roof, suburban houses and hills behind

SEANZ Accredited Solar Installers

The Conduction Company is accredited by the Sustainable Energy Association of New Zealand and is a Master Electricians member, so the work is checked against the industry's own standards, not just our own.

An electrician in an orange hard hat on a roof, seen from behind, working along a row of solar panels

Registered Electricians and an Electrical Inspector

Solar is electrical work. The Conduction Company has registered electricians and a registered electrical inspector in house, which means the install, the switchboard, and the certificate are one company's responsibility rather than three.

We quote on facts, not guesses

Before we give you a price, we carry out a proper assessment of your property and how you'll use the solar and battery system.
That way you know exactly what you're buying and the total cost, with no surprises.
Clear expectations from the outset, start to finish.

Solar and Battery Installation Across Auckland

A SEANZ accredited solar installer

The Conduction Company is a SEANZ accredited solar installer. SEANZ is the Sustainable Energy Association of New Zealand, the industry body for solar and battery storage here. It sits outside both government and the electricity supply industry, which is what makes it worth belonging to.

  • A company with an address, not a door knockerSolar in New Zealand has a long history of high pressure selling from outfits that are gone by the time the system needs attention. An accredited installer is a known business inside the industry body.
  • Registered electricians on every jobThe Conduction Company's own registered electricians do the install and the certification. Nothing on your switchboard is subcontracted to a stranger.
  • Kept up with the industry, not just the productMembership means The Conduction Company sees the standards and network rule changes as they come, rather than after a job fails an inspection.

Panels

The solar panels The Conduction Company installs

There is no single best panel. The Conduction Company works with four module manufacturers and chooses between them on the roof in front of it, because pitch, shading, available area, budget, and what the property actually needs to generate all change the answer. You are told which module is going on your roof, and why, before you accept the quote.

An all black Anchor by Panasonic N-Type TOPCon dual glass solar module

Anchor by Panasonic

The Conduction Company installs this N-Type TOPCon dual glass bifacial module, all black. Panasonic rates it at up to 22.9 percent efficiency, with a temperature coefficient of 0.29 percent per degree C. The 25 year product warranty and the 30 year performance warranty are Panasonic's own.

A Trina Solar bifacial dual glass photovoltaic module

Trina Solar

Bifacial dual glass modules from one of the largest module manufacturers in the world.

A Suntech Ultra series photovoltaic module

Suntech

Ultra series modules, installed by The Conduction Company. Suntech, the manufacturer, has been building photovoltaic panels since 2001.

A Jinko Solar Tiger Neo N-type photovoltaic module

Jinko Solar

Tiger Neo N-type modules, a high output panel for roofs that need as much generation as the space allows.

Module availability changes. If a panel named here is not available when your job is booked, The Conduction Company tells you what is being substituted and why before any work starts.

Sigenergy: one cabinet instead of four boxes on the wall

Sigenergy is the system The Conduction Company fits on most solar and battery jobs. A SigenStor stacks the inverter, the battery and the power electronics into a single unit, so the switchboard end of the job is one cabinet rather than a row of separate boxes, and the battery can be added to later without replacing what is already on the wall.

The Sigenergy product range: SigenStor units, inverter and EV charger
The Sigenergy range: SigenStor storage, inverters and EV charging.
A house at dusk with rooftop solar, a SigenStor unit on the wall and a car charging in the driveway
Solar, storage and car charging working as one system.
A SigenStor unit beside a living room, with the mySigen app open on a phone in the foreground
A SigenStor sits inside or out, and reports to the app.
  • Solar, storage and EV charging in one systemThe inverter, the battery and the car charger are managed together instead of three products negotiating with each other.
  • Battery capacity you can add toModules stack, so a system sized for today can be extended without a second installation from scratch.
  • Backup when the grid goes downWith a gateway fitted, nominated circuits keep running through an outage. The Conduction Company explains why a grid-tied system switches off in a power cut, and what keeps the lights on, in how solar power works on an Auckland house.
  • Installed and certified by the people who sold itThe Conduction Company's own registered electricians do the install, the switchboard work and the network application.

mySigen app

You can see what the system is doing, any time

Every Sigenergy system The Conduction Company installs is handed over with the mySigen app set up on your phone. It shows what the panels are making, what the house is using, what is going into and out of the battery, and what is being bought from or sold to the grid. If a system is not performing the way it should, this is where you see it first.

The mySigen app home screen showing live solar generation, household use, battery charge, and grid flow on a 3D house view
Live generation, household use, battery and grid, on one screen.
The mySigen app energy analysis screen, tracing where each kilowatt hour generated went: the house, the battery, or the grid
Where every unit generated actually went.
The Sigen AI screen in the mySigen app answering a question about the week's solar generation
Plain language answers about your own generation and use.

Screens shown are Sigenergy product images. What your app shows depends on the system installed at your property.

A Panasonic SunVolt energy storage unit

Storage

SunVolt by Panasonic

Where a property suits it, The Conduction Company also installs the Panasonic SunVolt energy storage system. It does the same job as any home battery, holding what the panels make during the day so the house can use it through the evening peak, and carrying nominated circuits through an outage.

  • Panasonic lithium-ion cellsPanasonic has been making lithium-ion batteries for decades, and the SunVolt is built on that.
  • A second option, not a lesser oneWhich battery The Conduction Company recommends depends on the property, the switchboard and what you want the system to do in an outage.

The Conduction Company mounts its solar panels on Clenergy racking, the rails, clamps, and brackets that hold an array to your roof. It comes pre-engineered. Clenergy's New Zealand certificate, signed by a chartered engineer, covers wind, snow, and earthquake loads on tin and tile roofs. Fitted to Clenergy's instructions and inside its limits, the racking needs no one-off engineering design, so your job is not held up waiting on an engineer. We still check your roof framing can carry the load, because the certificate covers the racking, not the roof.

A Clenergy rail mounting system holding solar panels on a corrugated metal roof
Metal roof
A Clenergy tilt frame system holding rows of solar panels on a flat roof
Flat roof, on tilt frames
A Clenergy rail mounting system on a tiled roof, fixed through to the roof battens
Tile roof
A two storey house at night with a row of solar panels on its roof
Derek H

They do what they say they will do and fix what they say they will fix. Very responsive and professional.

Otto
Professionalism

What a great experience from start to finish. Jordan who came to quote was very helpful and knowledgeable, giving us great ideas for what we could apply in our home. The quote was thorough and detailed, booking was easy, kept us updated the whole time.

Andrew Dwyer

We had The conduction company involved with our bathroom renovation and we’re stoked with the service! Great communication and workmanship.

Louisa

Great communication - knew that we needed job completed ASAP so they fitted us in around other jobs which was highly appreciated. Professional and friendly

Nicole

Had a small job completed, tradesman was on time and completed the the work quickly. Communication was great especially around booking the work in and was kept up to date as to when they would be arriving.

Christopher Chen

The Conduction Company was great. Answered every question I had and have had no problems since they installed the ethernet cabling run about 7 months ago

Sonia

100% recommend this company. Their professionalism, communication, and competence are outstanding. So good to have trades that you can trust to do a fantastic job.

Kelly
Installation

We had Ollie and Kegan install a hanging pendant light in our entry way. They were super professional and did a fantastic job. We had great communication with them, really easy to deal with, highly recommend.

Barry O'Connor

I had an urgent job to install Ethernet jacks in 3 rooms in a house I was moving into. The Conduction Company exceeded my expectations from fast install to repositioning the modem for maximum efficiency. Highly recommended a great business to deal with.

Tara Jane

So these guys are GREAT. Everyone was helpful, responsive and professional. The job was sorted super quick and my boisterous doggo was given plenty of attention too. Totally recommend them and thanks everyone for being so lovely to deal with.

Tristan

Just a small job of installing a new power outlet and a security light. Superb communication and quality of work. Would definitely use their services again.

Max

Such a good experience with The Conduction Company - they went above and beyond for us, managing to fit us in at short notice and doing a great job with the whole project, including the numerous parts we added. Really happy with these guys, will be using again for future projects

Kevin Brooks

Service was great. Before doing job suggested we contact Vector to see if it was their mistake. All communication was great and the young man that did the job was super efficient and helpful, explaining procedure as he went. Highly recommended A1

Raewyn

So helpful on the phone, and solved the issue really quickly, it was wonderful. Excellent communication skills, and thorough knowledge of what was probably the issue, sorted out in no time.

Laura Worth

Have had a heated towel rail and a tv mount install done, both times the guys were great at communicating at every step and reasonably priced. Will definitely use TCC again!

Rebecca Clarke

We had a fire at our property and the technician responded quickly to isolate the power, got in to get the job done and power was restored to the whole house within an hour. Thanks guys!!! Highly recommend The Conduction Company.

Jim Nathan

My Electric gate would not operate long with the intercom. The team came over in the morning and by lunchtime it was fixed. Could not have been any more pleased ...Team was professional, courteous, fast and all work completed at a great price. I highly recommend them.

Jo

This is the 3rd time we have used this local company & would recommend them . Definitely our 'go to' for any electrical work required.

Neil Watson

Excellent in every way! Amazing communication around the quote, appointment booking and arrival. The guys were polite and friendly and most importantly extremely clean after they finished. I would recommend and will use them for all electrical work going forward.

Donna

Highly recommend The Conduction Company for installing and mounting a tv. Fast and reliable service. Professional people. Great communication and price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Solar Power and Battery Installation in Auckland

How long will a 10kWh battery last?

Through an evening of lights and basic electronics, and maybe to the morning, says The Conduction Company, but not a full day. A 10 kWh battery holds about 9 kWh you can use, and cooking or heating runs it down fast. The Conduction Company's guide to running a house on solar power only works through an example.

What is the best solar battery in NZ?

For The Conduction Company, it is Sigenergy, its first choice and main battery supplier in New Zealand, for how well its systems work and how easy its app is to use. Where a property suits it, The Conduction Company also installs Panasonic's SunVolt storage system.

Is it better to have more solar panels or a bigger battery?

In most cases more panels, says The Conduction Company. Panels are the cheap part and usually give the better return and the shorter payback, while a battery is expensive and pushes payback out. A battery earns its place for a family out all day with big bills, and as backup where power cuts are common.

How does solar power work in NZ?

Solar panels make direct current from sunlight, and an inverter turns it into the AC power a house uses. The Conduction Company sets systems up to use solar first, then the battery, then the grid, and spare power fills the battery before any is exported. The Conduction Company's guide to how solar power works on an Auckland house covers the whole path.

Can I charge my EV off the solar?

Yes. The Conduction Company installs EV chargers that run off surplus solar generation, so the car charges on what the roof makes rather than on grid power.

What brand of solar and battery do you install?

Sigenergy is The Conduction Company's primary supplier. The inverter, battery, and EV charging come from the one manufacturer and run through one app, which keeps the system simpler to operate and puts one company behind the warranty.

Do I need permission to connect solar to the grid?

Yes. Any grid-connected system needs approval from the network company, which in most of Auckland is Vector. The Conduction Company files that application as part of the job.

Who does the installation?

The Conduction Company's own registered electricians. Solar is electrical work and it is certified like any other electrical work, by an electrical inspector.

Do I need a battery?

Not always. A battery lifts how much of your own generation you use instead of exporting it, which is where most of the value sits in New Zealand. The Conduction Company sizes it against your usage pattern, so the answer comes out of your bills rather than a rule of thumb.

Is solar worth it in New Zealand?

It depends on how much power you use during the day, and that is why The Conduction Company reads your bills before answering. There is no upfront government subsidy here and exporting to the grid pays poorly, so the systems that pay off are the ones sized around what the household actually uses. Some properties are a clear yes, some are not, and we will tell you which one you are.

our process

Ready to talk about your next project?

1

Assessment and Quote

Send through your power bills. The Conduction Company models the system, sizes it, and quotes a fixed price.

2

Installation

The Conduction Company's own registered electricians do the install start to finish, including the switchboard work and the network application.

3

Testing and Handover

The Conduction Company tests, certifies, and connects the system, files the network paperwork, and sets up the app so you can see what it is doing.

What Affects the Cost of a Solar Installation?

  • Roof type and pitch
  • Cable run from the roof to the switchboard
  • Whether the switchboard needs upgrading
  • How much battery storage you want
  • The export limit the network approves

Ready to Find Out if Solar Works at Your Place?

Send The Conduction Company your power bills and we will tell you honestly what solar and battery would do at your property, before you spend anything.

SEANZ accredited, Master Electricians members, and a registered electrical inspector in house, across Auckland.