Static Electrics

Static Electrics, a trusted provider across Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast, offers a complete suite of home and commercial solutions; electrical,  solar services ,  air conditioning , and now plumbing services. With  Static Plumbing , customers in Sunshine Coast and Brisbane can access reliable plumbing services delivered with the same expertise and quality the company is already known for in its other trades. Making Projects Easier with One-Stop Expertise Static Electrics  is one of the few providers in Queensland that can manage all major home and commercial needs under one roof. Locals no longer have to juggle multiple contractors for projects that overlap between trades like electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning. From bathroom renovations to hot water system installations, everything is coordinated by one trusted team. Plumbing Services Offered Static Plumbing works with residential and business clients across  Brisbane Northside  and the  Su...

  Curious about how your electricity bill stacks up against other Brisbane households? You're not alone. In a time of rising energy costs, knowing the average electricity bill in Brisbane can help you understand your usage, compare providers, and plan smarter. The average quarterly bill for a typical Brisbane household sits around $372, although that number can vary depending on family size, lifestyle, and the efficiency of your appliances. Homes with solar panels tend to see significantly lower bills, especially when paired with battery storage or time-of-use tariffs. Many factors impact your power bill - think air conditioning habits in summer, how often the washing machine runs, and whether your lighting is LED or old-school halogen. Even standby power from unused devices can quietly drive up your costs. If your bills seem unusually high, it may be time to inspect your appliances, check for faulty wiring, or explore more efficient energy solutions. Looking to make sense of y...

Looking for a smarter, more integrated way to store solar energy? The Sigenergy SigenStor could be just what your home or business needs. This next-generation solar battery system combines a hybrid inverter, modular battery storage, and even optional EV charging into one sleek unit. With a scalable design that ranges from 5 kWh to 48 kWh per stack, it’s built for flexibility — whether you're just getting started or expanding your solar setup. It’s also tough enough for outdoor Aussie conditions thanks to its IP66 rating, and smart enough to be managed remotely through the AI-powered mySigen app. Safety is a top priority too, with layered protection and even a built-in fire extinguisher for peace of mind. If you’re serious about solar battery performance, efficiency, and safety, the SigenStor deserves a closer look. Read the full review on Static Electrics:  https://www.staticelectrics.com.au/electricians-blog/sigenergy-solar-battery-review/

Stressing because you see brown hot water coming from your taps? Find out what it means and what steps to take to enjoy a clear, clean hot shower once again. #solarbatteryrebate #cheaperhomebatteriesprogram #federalbatteryrebate https://www.staticelectrics.com.au/electricians-blog/federal-solar-battery-rebate/

Discover bathroom lighting ideas for 2025 trends. From pendants to smart LEDs, the latest ideas for your vanity, ceiling, shower and more are all right here. #bathroomlighting #bathroomlightingideas #lightingsolutions https://www.staticelectrics.com.au/electricians-blog/bathroom-lighting-ideas-trends/

Master the complex art of running power to sheds and garages with the help of our exclusive and complete guide. Learn about shed power points, wiring & more. #ShedElectricity #GaragePower #ElectricalInstallation #PowerToShed https://www.staticelectrics.com.au/electricians-blog/running-power-to-sheds-and-garages/

Buying a house with solar panels? It\'s great - and a puzzle. Houses with solar panels are beneficial, but here are the questions to ask so you\'re not caught out #solarpanels #homebuying #solarsystems https://www.staticelectrics.com.au/electricians-blog/buying-a-house-with-solar-panels/