SIGENERGY Modular Five-in-One Storage

One tower. Add to it as you go.

SigenStor stacks a hybrid inverter, 9.04 kWh LFP battery modules, energy management and an optional DC EV charger into a single tower. Take one module or six — 9 to 54 kWh — and add to it later instead of replacing the system. IP66 rated, 5 millisecond blackout switchover, 10-year warranty.

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  • 9.04 kWh Modules
  • LFP Chemistry
  • IP66 Outdoor
  • 10-yr Warranty
  • 5 ms Backup
  • EV Charging Ready
Sigenergy SigenStor modular battery and hybrid inverter stack
SigenStor · Five-in-One
At a glance

The numbers that matter.

  • Module size 9.04 kWh (8.76 usable)
  • Chemistry LFP (LiFePO4)
  • Stack range 1 – 6 modules, up to 54 kWh
  • Cells 314 Ah LFP, 10,000 cycles
  • Backup switchover 5 milliseconds
  • Warranty 10 years
About Sigenergy

A newer name here, built by people who have done this before.

Sigenergy was founded in 2022 by a team out of Huawei's energy business and launched in Australia the following year. Around 70% of its staff sit in R&D, and that shows in the product — SigenStor was designed as one integrated system rather than a battery bolted onto someone else's inverter.

We will be straight with you about the trade-off: Sigenergy has a shorter local track record than Tesla or Goodwe. What you get in return is the most flexible platform we install — modular capacity, single or three phase, and EV charging that lives in the same tower. If long local history matters more to you than integration, we will say so and point you elsewhere.

2022 Founded
2023 Australian launch
70% Of staff in R&D
5 ms Backup switchover
Why SigenStor

Built for homes that are not finished changing.

Most batteries are a fixed decision — you buy a size and live with it. SigenStor is the one we recommend when the answer to "how much will you use in five years?" is genuinely unknown: an EV on the horizon, a pool going in, a heat pump replacing gas. You buy the one or two 9.04 kWh modules today justifies, and stack onto it later.

  1. Five products in one stack

    Hybrid inverter, battery pack, power conversion system, energy management, and an optional DC EV charger — all in the one tower. Fewer boxes on the wall and one manufacturer to call.

  2. 9.04 kWh modules, stacked one to six high

    The BAT 9.0 module holds 9.04 kWh with 8.76 kWh usable, and a single tower takes up to six of them — roughly 54 kWh. Start with one or two modules, then add as your usage grows without replacing what you already own.

  3. 5 ms blackout switchover

    Fast enough that most homes never see the lights flicker. Returning to grid is seamless. We wire and test the backup circuit during installation.

  4. EV charging built into the tower

    An optional DC charging module (12.5 kW or 25 kW) mounts into the same stack and is V2X-ready, so the car can eventually feed the house. Worth planning for even if the EV is still a few years away.

Specifications

Sigenergy SigenStor at a glance

Specification Sigenergy SigenStor
Configuration Five-in-one — hybrid inverter, battery, PCS, EMS, optional DC EV charger
Battery module BAT 9.0 — 9.04 kWh nominal, 8.76 kWh usable
Stack capacity 1 to 6 modules per tower — 9.04 to 54.24 kWh; parallel towers available
Module power 4.6 kW continuous charge and discharge, 6.9 kW peak for 10 s
Chemistry LFP (LiFePO4), 314 Ah cells rated to 10,000 cycles
Smaller module BAT 6.0 — 6.02 kWh, same stack and same tower
Single-phase inverter 5, 6, 8 and 10 kW — 2 to 4 MPPTs
Three-phase inverter 5, 10, 15 and 25 kW — 2 to 4 MPPTs
Backup output Yes — 5 ms switchover to backup, seamless return to grid
EV charging Optional DC module 12.5 kW or 25 kW, V2X-ready
IP rating IP66, −20°C to 55°C ambient
Monitoring mySigen app
Warranty 10 years on battery and energy controller, to 70% capacity retention
STC rebate CEC-approved and VPP-capable — applied to quote

Sigenergy releases module and inverter variants regularly. We confirm the exact model, capacity and phase against the current datasheet on your quote.

Federal STC Battery Rebate

Around 30% off your Sigenergy install — applied at quote, not at year end.

SigenStor is CEC-approved and VPP-capable, so it qualifies for the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program and the discount lands directly on your quote — no rebate paperwork on your end. Around 30% is the headline figure and it holds for a typical home battery, but the scheme is tiered: since 1 May 2026 it pays the full per-kWh rate on the first 14 kWh of usable capacity, 60% of that rate from 14 to 28 kWh, and 15% above that. The underlying rate also steps down through to 2030. We calculate the exact figure for the capacity you install and show it on your quote.

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Our installation

What a SigenStor install looks like with us.

  1. 01

    Bills + site review

    We pull 12 months of your usage data and check your switchboard, existing inverter, and grid connection before quoting a stack size.

  2. 02

    Right-sized stack

    We size modules against your real evening load and pick single or three phase to match your property — not a default 10 kWh recommendation.

  3. 03

    One-day install

    Licensed in-house electricians. AS/NZS 5139 compliant. We commission the backup circuit and prove the changeover works before we pack up.

  4. 04

    App + handover

    mySigen app set up on your phone. We walk you through monitoring, modes, and what to expect on your next bill.

Common questions

Sigenergy SigenStor — answered honestly.

What is the Sigenergy SigenStor?
SigenStor is a modular home battery tower that packs five things into one stack: a hybrid solar inverter, the battery modules themselves, the power conversion system, the energy management system, and an optional DC EV charging module. Instead of a separate inverter, battery and charger spread across a wall, you get one tower from one manufacturer. The current Australian module is the BAT 9.0 at 9.04 kWh, and a tower takes up to six of them.
How much capacity do I actually need?
For most Melbourne households, 10 to 14 kWh covers overnight usage with daytime solar topping the tower back up. The 9.04 kWh BAT 9.0 module gives 8.76 kWh usable, so one module suits a smaller household and two — around 17.5 kWh usable — covers a family home with an EV or electric heating. We size against 12 months of your real consumption data, and because the tower takes up to six modules there is always room to add one later rather than overselling you capacity now.
Can I add a SigenStor to my existing solar system?
Yes — in most cases. SigenStor includes its own hybrid inverter, so it can take over from your existing string inverter and add storage in the same install. We assess your current panels, switchboard, and grid connection at quote stage and confirm compatibility before you commit.
Will it keep my power on during a blackout?
Yes. SigenStor switches to backup in about 5 milliseconds, which is fast enough that most homes never notice the change. We wire a dedicated backup circuit during installation, configure which loads are protected, and test the changeover before handover. Tell us at quote stage if whole-home backup matters so we size accordingly.
What happened with the Sigenergy recall — should I be worried?
In November 2025 Sigenergy issued a voluntary safety recall in Australia covering single-phase 8, 10 and 12 kW energy controllers sold between March and November 2025, where a quick-connect AC plug could overheat. It did not involve the battery modules. Sigenergy attributed it to crimping and installation practice rather than a design fault, replaced affected units, and current stock ships with a redesigned connector. Anything we install today is unaffected. If you already own an affected unit — installed by us or anyone else — call us and we will check it.
Can I charge an EV from it?
Yes, and this is the reason a lot of our customers pick SigenStor. A DC charging module (12.5 kW or 25 kW) mounts into the same tower rather than hanging as a separate wall charger, and it is V2X-ready for bidirectional charging down the track. If an EV is on the horizon, it is worth wiring for now even if you add the module later.
Is the SigenStor eligible for the federal battery rebate?
Yes — SigenStor is CEC-approved and VPP-capable, which are the two conditions for the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program. The discount is applied straight to your quote and we handle the paperwork. Around 30% is the headline figure and it holds for a typical home battery, but the scheme is tiered: since 1 May 2026 it pays the full per-kWh rate on the first 14 kWh of usable capacity, 60% of that rate from 14 to 28 kWh, and 15% above that. The underlying rate also steps down through to 2030. We calculate the exact figure for the capacity you install and show it on your quote.
Why choose Sigenergy?
Sigenergy was founded in 2022 by a team out of Huawei’s energy division and entered Australia in 2023, so it is newer here than Tesla or Goodwe. What it offers is integration: the inverter, storage, EV charging and management are designed as one system rather than assembled from parts. If you want a battery that can grow and eventually handle the car, it is the most complete platform we install. If you want the longest local track record, we will point you at Tesla or Goodwe instead.
How long does installation take?
A standard SigenStor installation takes one day. We handle grid notification paperwork, commissioning, and the mySigen app setup before we leave.
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Tell us about your home — we'll size the right SigenStor for it.

We look at 12 months of your actual bills before recommending a stack size. No call centre, no high-pressure script.

  • SAA-accredited in-house electricians
  • STC rebate applied directly to quote
  • AS/NZS 5139 compliant install

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