Off Grid Power System at Anna Creek Station, South Australia.

Anna Creek Station, Off-grid Power System

Anna Creek Station is the world's largest working cattle station. It is located in the Australian state of South Australia, with an area of  of 23,677 km2 (which is larger than Israel !)

The property was originally established in 1863 but moved to its current location

in 1872. It was originally used for sheep, but due to losses from dingo attacks, they switched to cattle.

The land occupying the extent of the Anna Creek Station pastoral lease was gazetted as a locality by the Government of South Australia on 26 April 2013 with the name 'Anna Creek.'

The Off-grid Power System Consists of the Following:

• Victron Energy Quattro Inverters

• 49kW of Hanwha Q Cell Solar Modules

• DC Coupled using Victron 450/200 Smart Solar Chargers

• AC Coupled using Fronius International SYMO Inverters

• Victron Cerbo GX for Remote Monitoring & Control

• Pylontech US3000 Batteries

This project at Anna Creek Station shows how MyEnergy delivers award-winning off-grid power systems to outback stations across Australia. With a tailored combination of solar, battery, and generator solutions, backed by our experienced in-house team, we design systems that meet the tough demands of station life.

Where the grid can’t reach, MyEnergy provides reliable off-grid power for remote stations, handling everything from design and installation to ongoing support.