To be eligible for solar rebates, the solar system must be installed by a Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited installer and use approved solar panels and inverters. The rules and regulations for solar rebates can vary between states and territories, so it is important to check with the relevant government body or solar retailer for specific eligibility criteria and requirements.

Some common requirements for Solar rebates may include:

1. The Solar system must meet certain minimum standards for efficiency and safety.
2. The system must be connected to the grid and comply with all relevant electrical regulations.
3. The Solar panels and inverters must be on the approved list of products eligible for rebates.
4. The installer must provide all necessary documentation, including proof of accreditation and compliance with installation standards.
5. The property owner must be the recipient of the Rebate and have a valid electricity account.
6. The Rebate may only be available for new installations, not for retrofitting existing systems.

It is important to thoroughly research and understand the eligibility requirements for Solar rebates in your area before investing in a Solar system. Failure to meet the necessary criteria could result in missing out on potential rebates and incentives.