Why did Frank decide to invest in a high quality off-grid solar power system?

Frank and his family have built a new house in Durham Lead, opting for a self-sufficient lifestyle that involves living off the land and being totally off the grid. The house took three years to build from start to finish, including all necessary permits, excavation, and building. The family invested in solar panels that have a 25-year product warranty, with lithium batteries to ensure the convenience of having no bills. They have a touch screen installed to monitor and regulate the solar system, which is cost-effective and matches the style of the house.

<br/>The family chose to live remotely in the bush to avoid rising electricity bills, gas, and water costs. They are able to live a self-sufficient lifestyle and enjoy the benefits of not paying for water and electricity. The solar panels are a smart investment, as they have a longer warranty than other brands that the family researched. They are happy to be living in a house that is not only cost-effective but also matches the style of their home, with a touch screen to monitor and regulate the solar system, giving them total control.

Hi, my name's Frank. We've build a new house at Durham Lead. We came from living in town to out here, though from start to finish it took us roughly three years to build out here, and that was from start to finish, obviously getting all the permits, council permits and excavating, building, from start to finish three years. No, I don't miss neighbours, we actually chose this because we have no neighbours. We're in the bush, we're remote, as you can probably see, not only that, the cost of living with the price of rising electricity bills and gas and water, and so yeah, we chose to live a self-sufficient lifestyle and really good to know that you've got no bills. You're self-sufficient, you're living off the land.

We've invested in the solar panels. The reason why we invested in them is because they've got a 25 year product warranty on them. We went through about three to four different companies. Some of the other companies that we actually went through, they were selling the Chinese brand. I think they only had an eight to 10 year warranty on their solar panels.