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Coolabah’s lithium battery systems replace your noisy, costly generator permanently. Silent, fume-free power that lets you trade anywhere, and save up to $9,000+ every year.
Annual savings vs generator*
Continuous operation per charge
Service locations across Australia
Tell us about how you trade and we can recommend the best system for you.
Indicative only. Prices exclude GST and are a starting point, not a quote. A needs analysis and formal quote is required before purchase.
At $3.50+/hour, a generator running 10 hours a day, 3 days a week costs $5,460+ annually in fuel alone.
Oil changes, spark plugs, fuel filters will set you back $800–$1,500 a year, always at the worst moment.
Indoor venues, corporate events and markets increasingly ban generators outright.
Exhaust near food preparation is a health and reputational risk.
Running all day in the Australian climate risks overheating and breakdown.
One of our customers running an ice cream van and trading three days a week, ten hours a day, switched to Coolabah and now saves $9,000+ a year - with zero noise, zero fumes and no generator to refuel.
Ten hours a day, three days a week, 52 weeks — 156 trading days a year.
$9,087 saved every year, from year one
Coolabah 40kWh Wattle Pack. $24,185 installed. 44kWh to recharge, which allows for 90% efficiency from AC to DC, at 32c a kWh — $2,196 a year. Servicing not included.
Diesel generator, 10kVA three cylinder. $23,590 installed. 2.8 litres an hour at 75% generator capacity, $2.40 a litre — $10,483 a year, plus two services a year totalling $800. $11,283 a year all up.
The Coolabah costs $595 more to install and returns that in about a month. Prices exclude GST.
Coolabah’s lithium iron phosphate systems are purpose-built for mobile food service. Our engineering team designs every system around your specific vehicle, appliances and operating hours.
System sizes from 5.5kWh to 40kWh, how they compare with a generator, and more
When customers are considering a switch to Lithium power, we usually see a few common questions.