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Adelaide homeowners can claim a free TCL TV with an eligible solar system from Energy Buster

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Key Facts:
  • Adelaide solar installer Energy Buster is offering a free 65-inch TCL television to eligible homeowners who purchase a qualifying 10kW or larger SunPower or TCL solar system, while promotional stock remains available.
  • The promotion targets households with substantial electricity needs, including those planning to add battery storage, electric vehicle charging or other significant energy loads, with eligibility confirmed during a free property assessment.
  • Energy Buster uses its Smart Solar methodology to design systems around a household's actual usage patterns, shifting suitable loads such as pool equipment, EV charging and heating into daylight hours to maximise direct solar consumption and reduce grid reliance.
  • The approach aims to help homeowners improve the long-term return on their solar investment by reducing unnecessary grid exports and making more informed decisions about whether battery storage is required.
  • Adelaide homeowners can check their eligibility by completing the promotional form at energybuster.com.au/free-tv-promo or by calling Energy Buster on (08) 7120 6377.

Eligible Adelaide homeowners purchasing selected 10kW or larger solar systems can receive a TCL television while promotional stock remains available.

ADELAIDE, South Australia, July 24, 2026 — Energy Buster has launched a limited promotion offering a free 65-inch TCL television to Adelaide homeowners who purchase an eligible 10kW or larger SunPower or TCL solar system.

The Adelaide solar installer’s promotion is designed for households considering a larger solar installation to support substantial electricity use, future battery storage, electric vehicle charging or other growing energy requirements. Energy Buster assesses each property and confirms whether the recommended system qualifies before installation proceeds.

The qualifying system is designed using Energy Buster’s Smart Solar methodology, which considers not only how much electricity a household uses, but also when it uses it. The approach is intended to help customers consume more of their generated solar directly, reduce unnecessary grid exports and improve the long-term return on their solar investment.

Under the promotion, homeowners begin by requesting a free solar assessment and providing information about their property, electricity use and future energy plans. Energy Buster then reviews the household’s consumption profile, roof capacity, major electrical loads and opportunities to move suitable energy use into daylight hours.

free TV with solar panels Adelaide

“Installing more solar panels does not automatically produce the strongest financial outcome,” said Matthew Curnow, solar energy expert at Energy Buster. “The system needs to be designed around how the household actually uses electricity. The television provides an additional benefit for eligible customers, but the priority remains helping them retain more value from the solar energy generated on their roof.”

Energy Buster’s Smart Solar methodology follows three main steps: understanding the household’s daily energy profile, shifting suitable loads into solar-generation hours and designing the solar system around that improved usage pattern.

Suitable household loads may include pool equipment, electric vehicle charging, heating and cooling, selected appliances and heat pump hot water. Timers, controls and automation can help these loads operate during periods of stronger solar production, typically through the middle of the day.

This allows households to use more solar directly instead of exporting it for a lower feed-in tariff and purchasing electricity back from the grid later. It may also help homeowners make more informed decisions about whether a battery is required and what capacity would be appropriate.

Energy Buster recommends 10kW and larger systems where the property has sufficient usable roof space and the household can make practical use of the additional generation. These systems may suit larger or multigenerational homes, home businesses and households planning to add an electric vehicle, battery, pool or other significant electrical loads.

“Household energy use is changing as more people charge vehicles, work from home and replace gas appliances with electric alternatives,” Curnow said. “Looking at those future requirements during the initial assessment can help prevent a system from becoming undersized as the household’s needs change.”

Once the qualifying installation has been completed, Energy Buster will arrange the promotional television. The offer is available while allocated stock lasts, with the television model, system eligibility and availability confirmed as part of the quotation process.

Energy Buster supplies and installs residential solar and battery systems across Adelaide. Its team includes engineers, scientists and senior electricians who provide system modelling, installation guidance and ongoing support.

The company is the sister business of Sustainable Savings, which has over a decade of experience designing and installing commercial energy systems for Australian organisations. Energy Buster applies that engineering and energy-management experience to residential properties and small businesses.

Adelaide homeowners can check their eligibility by completing the promotional form at energybuster.com.au/free-tv-promo or calling Energy Buster on (08) 7120 6377. More information about the company’s energy-use methodology is available at energybuster.com.au/smart-solar. The television offer applies only to qualifying SunPower or TCL solar systems of 10kW or larger and is subject to system requirements, television availability and remaining promotional stock.


About us:

Energy Buster is an Adelaide solar and battery company that designs energy systems around how homes and businesses use electricity. Its Smart Solar methodology combines energy-use analysis, solar system design, practical load shifting and planning for future technologies such as batteries and electric vehicles. For more information, visit energybuster.com.au.


Contact details:

Greg Munn
[email protected]
(08) 7120 6377

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