AlphaESSAlphaESS M5-S 5 kW + 5 kWh (SMILE-M-BAT-5P)
Pros
- Combines solar and battery controls in one matched system.
- Smaller modules let storage grow in 5 kWh steps.
Cons
- Adding storage leaves household power output at 5 kW.
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AlphaESSAlphaESSAlphaESS M5-S 5 kW + 10 kWh (SMILE-M-BAT-5P)
Pros
- Combines solar and battery controls in one matched system.
- Smaller modules let storage grow in 5 kWh steps.
Cons
- Adding storage leaves household power output at 5 kW.
AlphaESSAlphaESS M5-S 5 kW + 13.99 kWh (SMILE-M-BAT-13.9P)
Pros
- Combines solar and battery controls in one matched system.
- A second supported module doubles storage without changing the inverter.
Cons
- Adding storage leaves household power output at 5 kW.
- The listed Australian arrangement supports only two of these battery modules.
AlphaESSAlphaESS M5-S 5 kW + 27.98 kWh (SMILE-M-BAT-13.9P)
Pros
- Combines solar and battery controls in one matched system.
Cons
- Adding storage leaves household power output at 5 kW.
- The listed Australian arrangement supports only two of these battery modules.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 5 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- One battery block supplies only 3 kW, limiting simultaneous large appliances.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 10 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 15 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 20 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 25 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 AC 6 kW + 30 kWh
Pros
- Adds storage alongside supported existing solar equipment.
- The cabinet is only 15 cm deep, reducing how far it sticks out.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 5 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- One battery block supplies only 3 kW, limiting simultaneous large appliances.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 10 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 15 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 20 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 25 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
Anker SOLIXAnker SOLIX X1 Hybrid 6 kW + 30 kWh
Pros
- Connects solar panels directly and supplies up to 6 kW to selected backup circuits.
- Compatible 5 kWh blocks can expand storage from 10 to 30 kWh.
Cons
- The selected 6 kW controller limits how many large appliances run together.
- Four or more battery blocks need a second column and more floor or wall space.
BYDBYD HVM 8.3 + BCU 2.0 (8.28 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 99.5 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVM 11.0 + BCU 2.0 (11.04 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 122.8 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVM 13.8 + BCU 2.0 (13.8 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 146.1 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVM 16.6 + BCU 2.0 (16.56 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 169.4 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVM 19.3 + BCU 2.0 (19.32 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 192.7 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVM 22.1 + BCU 2.0 (22.08 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 216 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVS 5.1 + BCU 2.0 (5.12 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 76.2 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVS 7.7 + BCU 2.0 (7.68 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 99.5 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVS 10.2 + BCU 2.0 (10.24 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
- Additional matching modules can increase storage in the same stack.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 122.8 cm tall before installation clearances.
BYDBYD HVS 12.8 + BCU 2.0 (12.8 kWh)
Pros
- Works with several approved inverter brands.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- The selected stack is 146.1 cm tall before installation clearances.
EnphaseEnphase IQ 5P FlexPhase (5 kWh)
Pros
- Fits alongside supported existing Enphase solar.
- Small 5 kWh units let you add storage in steps.
- Can be configured for homes with one or three electrical phases.
Cons
- On three phases, each unit's power is shared rather than repeated on each phase.
- A separate system controller is needed for blackout backup.
Fox ESSFox ESS CQ7-L2 13.92 kWh
Pros
- Starts with two battery modules and can grow to a larger storage stack.
- The two module version is only 420 mm tall.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible inverter.
- This version cannot charge below freezing; the heated version is a different model.
FranklinWHFranklinWH aPower X-02-AU (15 kWh)
Pros
- A single unit stores 15 kWh without requiring several smaller battery blocks.
- Can keep supported existing solar equipment and expand with additional aPower units.
Cons
- Needs a separate aGate control box.
- Each battery supplies 5 kW continuously, even though it stores 15 kWh.
FroniusFronius Reserva 6.31 kWh
Pros
- Connects directly to supported Fronius battery-ready inverters.
- Supported additional towers can increase storage beyond one battery tower.
Cons
- A standard solar-only inverter needs replacing or a separate battery connection.
- The selected tower weighs 86.5 kg, restricting where it can be installed.
FroniusFronius Reserva 9.47 kWh
Pros
- Connects directly to supported Fronius battery-ready inverters.
- Supported additional towers can increase storage beyond one battery tower.
Cons
- A standard solar-only inverter needs replacing or a separate battery connection.
- The selected tower weighs 120 kg, restricting where it can be installed.
FroniusFronius Reserva 12.63 kWh
Pros
- Connects directly to supported Fronius battery-ready inverters.
- Supported additional towers can increase storage beyond one battery tower.
Cons
- A standard solar-only inverter needs replacing or a separate battery connection.
- The selected tower weighs 153.5 kg, restricting where it can be installed.
FroniusFronius Reserva 15.79 kWh
Pros
- Connects directly to supported Fronius battery-ready inverters.
- Supported additional towers can increase storage beyond one battery tower.
Cons
- A standard solar-only inverter needs replacing or a separate battery connection.
- The selected tower weighs 187 kg, restricting where it can be installed.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 8 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 8 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 16 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 16 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 24 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 24 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 32 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 32 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 40 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 40 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
GoodWeGoodWe ESA 5 kW + 48 kWh G20
Pros
- Solar inverter and 48 kWh of usable storage come in one matched package.
- Can briefly supply extra power to help start demanding appliances during a blackout.
Cons
- Its 5 kW continuous output limits how many large appliances can run together.
SAJSAJ HS3 6 kW + 10 kWh
Pros
- The selected package supplies 6 kW, including through its backup connection.
- The Australian sheet supports expansion to ten battery blocks.
Cons
- The selected system supplies up to 6 kW continuously; several large appliances running together may exceed that limit.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 1 BAT 10.0 (9 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 2 BAT 10.0 (18 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 3 BAT 10.0 (27 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 4 BAT 10.0 (36 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 5 BAT 10.0 (45 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SigenergySigenergy EC 5 kW + 6 BAT 10.0 (54 kWh)
Pros
- Keeps a supported existing solar inverter when adding storage.
- Add compatible 9 kWh blocks as your storage needs grow.
Cons
- The selected controller limits household output to 5 kW, even with extra storage.
Safety check: Recall: older SigenStor EC 8/10/12 kW single-phase controllers with quick-connect AC plugs, sold 4 March to 18 November 2025, may overheat and cause fire. Check the exact model and serial against the ACCC notice. Affected owners should keep the system online for firmware updates and arrange the free replacement with their retailer or Sigenergy service partner. Affected products receive an extra two-year warranty. The recall concerns controllers, not BAT 10.0 modules alone.
SungrowSungrow SBH150 15 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
- Matching 5 kWh modules let storage grow in steps.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBH200 20 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
- Matching 5 kWh modules let storage grow in steps.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBH250 25 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
- Matching 5 kWh modules let storage grow in steps.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBH300 30 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
- Matching 5 kWh modules let storage grow in steps.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBH350 35 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
- Matching 5 kWh modules let storage grow in steps.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBH400 40 kWh
Pros
- Its floor standing design avoids hanging the battery on a wall.
Cons
- Needs a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
- The battery cannot charge below freezing.
SungrowSungrow SBR064 6.4 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR096 9.6 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR128 12.8 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR160 16 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR192 19.2 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR224 22.4 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
SungrowSungrow SBR256 25.6 kWh
Pros
- Storage can grow by adding compatible 3.2 kWh modules.
Cons
- Requires a separate compatible Sungrow inverter.
TeslaTesla Powerwall 3 + Gateway 13.5 kWh
Pros
- Combines the battery and solar inverter in one wall mounted unit.
- Can back up selected home circuits with the included Gateway.
- Extra battery units can add storage without replacing the main unit.
Cons
- One unit supplies a single phase, so three phase appliances need another solution.
- Its 130 kg weight needs substantial wall or floor support.
Confirm the exact model, installation and warranty with your installer.