See what rooftop solar actually looks like on a home
A rotatable, illustrative model of a home with rooftop solar — drag to look around, scroll to zoom.
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Both a battery bank and a grid connection. Grid savings day to day, with the battery carrying essential loads through an outage when the grid fails.
What you're looking at
This model is illustrative — built to show where panels, mounting and roofline typically sit on a home, not a render of a specific Origian installation. It makes no claim about system size, panel count, price or output.
Use the On-Grid / Off-Grid / Hybrid tabs above the model to see what actually changes between the three system types — whether there’s a battery bank, a grid connection, or both.
For what actually goes into a real installation — the mounting, earthing and sealing hardware beneath the panels — see what’s actually inside an Origian install. For your own property’s real numbers, put your bill through the savings calculator.
Common questions
Is this a model of a real Origian installation?
No — it is an illustrative model showing where panels, mounting and roofline typically sit on a home, built to give a visual sense of the result before you look at specs. Your own roof, consumption and roof space decide the actual system size and layout, which is what a free site survey and the savings calculator are for.
Will my own roof look like this?
Not necessarily — roof shape, orientation, shading and available area vary from property to property, and those are exactly what a site survey assesses before Origian proposes a real layout for your home.
How do I get an actual design for my roof?
Start with the savings calculator using your own electricity bill, then book a free site survey — Origian visits, assesses your roof and gives you a real system size and layout, not a generic one.
See this on your own roof
Book a free site survey and we'll assess your actual roof, not a generic model.