The July 2024 internal bulletin covered the following topics. Product timing, technical requirements and work instructions reflect the position described at that date. They must not be used as current availability, design or safety guidance.
SigenStor launch
The bulletin recorded the introduction of Sigenergy SigenStor through Perth Solar Warehouse. It stated that selected single-phase configurations could be ordered in July 2024, while a configuration incorporating a DC electric-vehicle charger was expected later, subject to certification. It also announced a display unit from 1 August 2024.
These were launch-period statements. Current approvals, product combinations, availability and installation requirements must be checked separately.
- Sigenergy SigenStor partnership record
- PSW Energy business profile
- Perth Solar Warehouse business profile
Aiko Neostar record
The bulletin recorded Aiko Neostar panels being included in selected Perth Solar Warehouse packages. It also repeated manufacturer efficiency targets and 2023 award claims. Those statements describe the product position presented at the time and do not establish current specifications, availability or comparative performance.
Licensing and notices
The bulletin summarised electrical licensing, contractor, notice and certification obligations for solar and battery work in Western Australia. That summary is retained as staff orientation from July 2024, not as a complete statement of present law or procedure.
Before work begins, the responsible people must use the current licensing requirements, network rules, Australian Standards, scheme requirements and controlled company procedures.
Height and battery hazards
The bulletin identified fall prevention, equipment inspection, isolation, incident reporting and battery hazards as matters requiring task-specific controls. The retained list does not replace a site risk assessment, safe work method statement, rescue plan, training, competent supervision or current manufacturer instructions.
- Health, Safety, Environment and Quality policy
- WA battery installation safety and compliance reference
Archive sources
The migrated bulletin did not retain the product approval records, data sheets, Australian Standards, regulator notices, training records or controlled internal procedures supporting every statement. The linked historical records preserve available context and identify further evidence limits.
Current controlled sources take precedence over this archive, including regulator publications, applicable Australian Standards, network requirements, manufacturer documentation and authenticated internal procedures.
