Solar Power Eungella
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How do solar hot water systems work?
Solar hot water works by converting the energy from the sun into heat to warm the water. The system has a collector which is a dark panel that is placed on the roof of your house and collects the heat of the sun. Water runs through pipes or channels in this collector and is heated as it passes through. The hot water is then stored in a cylinder for later use.
How do solar panels work?
Solar panels work by converting light into electricity. They do this by using photovoltaic cells which produce DC current when light falls on them.
What does an inverter do?
An inverter converts the DC power generated from solar panels into AC electricity which is the type of power that comes out of the power points in your house.
What is a grid connection?
This term means that your solar system is connected to the electricity grid which is the power lines that supply power to your house and the other houses in your street. By being grid connected means that when excess power is being made by your solar panels they can flow back into the grid to power other homes.
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Phone: 0412 031 370 | 16 Chelmer Street, Eungella, QLD
Evolv3 Industries
Evolv3 Industries, your reliable electrician, specialises in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical services. Our skilled technicians provide efficient solutions tailored to your needs, including air conditioning and split system installations. Unique to our service offerings are custom laser engraved & cut labels, enhancing your property's organisation. Safety and quality are our priorities, backed by years of expertise. Whether it's a minor repair or a major installation, trust Evolv3 Industries to power your space with excellence. Contact us for a free quote today!
Eungella Electricians
Phone: (07) 4958 4590 | North Street, Eungella, QLD
Perched 2400 feet above sea level, our 1 and 2 bedroom, self contained, holiday accommodation cabins, feature breathtaking views of the picturesque Pioneer Valley. Discover the natural beauty and wildlife that majestic Eungella National Park has to offer.
Eungella Mountain Edge Escape provides comfortable 1 and 2 bedroom self-contained holiday accommodation cabins, ideal for the family, honeymoon, or those simply seeking a relaxing and tranquil get-away.
Each cabin features it's own private balcony with breathtaking views, kitchenette with cooking facilities, bathroom, covered parking and reverse cycle air-conditioning. Reasonable nightly rates. Disabled facilities available.
Relax in the comfort of your cabin, admire the most glorious sunrise from your own private balcony, venture out on scenic self drives, visit stunning lookouts, journey to Eungella Dam for fishing, camping and swimming, and discover an abundant variety of unique wildlife, animals and plants.
Eungella National Park is Australia's largest continuous stretch of subtropical rainforest. Explorers can experience over 20 km of self guided walking trails, including short and long walks, catering to all fitness levels. For the more adventurous and serious hiker Eungella National Park is the starting point for the self guided 5 day 56 km Mackay Highlands Great Walk.
With over 227 recorded bird species, Eungella National Park is the ultimate haven for bird lovers! Twitchers and Birders will be captivated by the variety of birds found in the region, including the infamous Eungella Honeyeater (Lichenostomus hindwoodi)! The Eungella Honeyeater was one of the last few new species of birds, discovered in Australia, in the early 1980's. The Honey eater is endemic to Eungella and can only be found here! Visit our website to download a bird list.
Accommodation enquiries welcome on Phone (07) 49584590, or visit web site or facebook.
Located 80 km inland from the Eastern coast of Mackay, Queensland. Approximately 970 km (603 miles) North of Brisbane, Australia. Only 2 hours to Airlie Beach, the Whitsundays, and Great Barrier Reef.....