Renewables & Solar
Grid-connect PVDBs, BESS DC panels, and DNSP-compliant MSBs.
Utility-scale solar and battery projects need switchboards that integrate with inverters, BESS units, and DNSP protection schemes. Our designs meet AS/NZS 4777 and the relevant network connection standards across all NEM regions.
From rooftop C&I to utility scale
We design and build switchgear from 100 kW commercial rooftops to 50 MW solar farms with BESS. The engineering challenge changes — grid-forming inverter integration, FCAS contract compatibility, DNSP protection scheme alignment — but the rigour doesn't. Every project ships with a verified protection settings file.
DC switchgear done right
BESS DC switchgear is unforgiving. We design for arc-fault detection, pre-charge sequencing, and isolation under fault — not just rated current. Our DC panels are tested under load and shipped with documented commissioning procedures for the inverter platform you've specified.
Built to spec, every line.
- 01AS/NZS 4777.2 inverter integration
- 02BESS DC combiner and isolation panels (up to 1,500 V)
- 03DNSP-compliant grid-connect MSBs
- 04Protection settings aligned to AEMO PSCAD models
- 05C&I behind-the-meter battery switchgear
- 06EV DC fast-charge infrastructure
- AC standard
- AS/NZS 4777.2 / IEC 62109
- DC rating
- Up to 1,500 V
- Inverters
- SMA, Sungrow, Fronius, Tesla
- Network
- All NEM DNSPs supported
20 MW / 40 MWh BESS — Regional NSW
Riverina, NSW — DC combiner switchgear and AC interface MSB, full protection coordination with Essential Energy connection.
Renewables & Solar — questions answered
Straight answers from our engineering team. Ask us directly →
Yes. Our designs reflect the 2020 edition including the December 2021 amendments. We track CEC inverter listings and DNSP scheme variations across all NEM regions.
Yes — including DC combiners, isolation panels, pre-charge contactors and AC interface gear, designed to AS/NZS 5139 for battery systems up to 1,500 V DC.
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