About North Coast Power & Water
North Coast Power & Water (NCPW) was first established in Coffs Harbour by BP Solar in 1990, The Graetz family purchased the business in July 2000. 10 Years on, and NCPW has proven it's worth to the Coffs Coast, supplying a huge amount of households with their solar power, solar hot water, water tanks, water pumps, irrigation, water filtration and more! NCPW combine the highest quality local service, with top quality brands including ET Solar Power Systems, Apricus Solar Hot Water, Davey and Grundfos Pumps, Duraplas Water Tanks, Philmac and Plasson Irrigation Fittings, Rain Harvesting Tank Accessories, Filtaflo and Puretec Water Filters and Yamaha Inverter Generators. Come in and visit our showroom for more details, or visit our website.
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Generators
Batteries
Firefighters
Inverters
Accessories
Submersible Pumps
Water Filter Kits
Solar System Components
Solar Hot Water
Water Tanks
Water Pumps
Irrigation Poly Pipe
Water Filters
Rain Heads
Leaf And Gutter Guard
Water Level Gauges
First Flush Water Diverters
Sprinklers And Drip
Battery Chargers
Fertiliser Injection
Hot Water Circulators
Hot Water Spare Parts
Low Voltage Pumps
Pressure Pumps
Solar Panels
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Filtration
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Fully Equipped Workshop
Water Pump Repairs
Onsite Repairs
Sizing & Advice On All Solar Systems
Same Day Workshop Repairs On Pumps
Power & Water
Commercial Irrigation
Install Solar Power System
Stand Alone Solar Power Systems
Grid Connect Solar Power Systems
Pump Sizing, Installation & Advice
Solar Hot Water Sizing,Installation & Advice
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it better to use one large tank or multiple smaller tanks?
There are no additional benefits when it comes to choosing between a large tank or multiple smaller ones. For instance, homes or facilities with pitched roofing can benefit from the same amount of water with a large tank situated at one end of the building or two smaller ones on either side.
How much water can I harvest from my roof with a water tank?
The amount of water you can harvest from a roof varies between properties and regions. However, it generally goes that each square metre of roof space allows you to collect around one litre of water for every one millimetre of rainfall in the area.
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