Power Diverter reviews

My rooftop solar had recently decided to lay down and die prematurely with multiple problems, after ringing around regarding repairs it became obvious that nobody wanted to do the repairs instead quoting for new install around The $5500 mark which prompted me to research what was around regarding the latest technology for solar hot water. This is where i discovered Solar diverter Australia and, Daniel laws. After a lot of research on this product with a proven track record i calculated it was the best fit for my budget and hot water solution and seeing i had recently upgraded my solar panels to a 6.6kw system this would fit nicely into my solar plan of using as much of generated power as was humanely possible. This unit works by diverting approx. 90% generated power returning to the grid towards the hot water heater, it also allows me to connect off peak power to the unit for those overcast days and also has manual boost button for up to 3 hours if you need hot water in a hurry, worth mentioning that they are the only people that arrange the electrician for install (truly a brilliant piece of tech) I couldn't be happier with my choice. P.S it cost a fraction of a new solar hot water install.

Bought the power diverter about 6 months ago. It has almost paid for itself in savings already. Great features including many timers for grid use and boost functions. Middle of winter ran offpeak (Due to lack of export) on timers and as the sun increases it now runs of excess solar. I would highly reccomend this product to save money on water heating.

i installed it myself (im an electrician) and very easy! for 3 months in winter and ive only boosted it 3 times. simple to use and it has all the features of timers and boost button. the flashing lights tell you how much solar is going to the hot water unit and the when it is hot enough it wont take excess solar and will export to the grid.

Over the last 5 years we have had three different solar power diverters installed, and now we are finally very happy with the Powerdiverter, both in reliability, functionality and the fact that there is no operational management required. Set and forget.

My dad installed a Powerdiverter about 18 months ago, and has not paid to heat his hot water since. This is why I chose to start installing them myself, easy to install, reliable, and saves the customer money.