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Home battery · Sunvolt · CEC approved June 2025

Sunvolt SV-R30-BATTERY-S10.8

A 9.66 kWh home battery.

Installed in Perth, after rebates: ~$6,100Estimate: your own quote will vary
WA Battery Scheme rebate: Depends on your inverterThe scheme needs a Synergy-approved inverter; we don't know yours
Usable capacity: 9.66kWhBelow the smaller-home band
Warranty: 12yrs

SV-R30-BATTERY-S10.8: the short answer

WA Battery SchemeThe scheme needs a Synergy-approved inverter; we don't know yours: ConditionalThe scheme needs a Synergy-approved inverter; we don't know yours

What we can tell you

Read from the figures on this page. No review written yet.

9.66 kWh is below the smaller-home band.
It is CEC-approved, which is a condition of both the federal STC discount and the WA Battery Scheme.
We can't score it: a value score needs a price and full specs, and without them any number would be guesswork.

Key specs, in plain terms

The numbers that matter for a home. The full datasheet is below.

Usable capacity: 9.66kWh; How much energy it stores for you to use
Round-trip efficiency: 92%; How much of the energy you store comes back out
Depth of discharge: 90%; How much of the battery you can actually use
Warranty: 12yr; 80% of capacity guaranteed at the end of it
Battery chemistry: LFP; Lithium iron phosphate, the long-cycle-life type

Warranty and support

The warranty covers 12 years of performance for your electric storage system. It excludes claims due to non-accredited installations. To make a claim, fill out the warranty claim form found at the provided link.

Product: 12 years; transferable; full replacement
At year 10: At least 80% of capacity
Throughput: 100 MWh
Installation: Must be installed by an SAA-accredited installer
Support: Not verifiedWe have not verified this brand's Australian support structure. Confirm warranty arrangements with the manufacturer or your installer.

Warranty document Datasheet Compare warranties

WA Battery Scheme eligibility

Conditional

Synergy SSL inverter pairing, VPP participation and state-rebate qualification for this battery. Rebate and STC amounts are shown in the pricing panel.

This battery is AC-coupled. To get the WA rebate, the interest-free loan, VPP payments or DEBS export credits, it needs a gateway device from Synergy's approved list (for example SMA or Redback), or an inverter and battery from the same brand (Sungrow or Fronius). Without one, exports are capped at 1.5kW.

Some third-party gateways struggle to pass compliance testing, and adding anything to an AC-coupled system later means the whole system has to be re-checked. For many homes, switching to a hybrid (DC-coupled) inverter is the simpler path. AC vs DC coupling

CSIP-AUS compliant: Inverter must be CSIP-AUS compliant under the current WA framework.
Synergy SSL approved inverter: Needs pairing with a Synergy SSL approved inverter.
VPP activation ready: VPP activation requires a Synergy SSL approved inverter.
WA Battery Scheme rebate: Requires Battery Rewards participation under the current WA framework.
Synergy Battery Rewards: Requires a CSIP-AUS compliant system and reliable internet.
Interest-free loan: Not eligible for interest-free financing.

Under current WA rules, new rebate applications require VPP enrolment and CSIP-AUS compliance. How the scheme works · Estimate VPP earnings

Full datasheet

Every figure on file for the Sunvolt NA, by section.

Cell & chemistry

Chemistry: LFP

Capacity & power

Nominal capacity: 10.74 kWh
Usable capacity: 9.66 kWh

Lifespan & degradation

Capacity retained at year 10: 80%
Warranted throughput: 100 MWh

Operating environment

Operating temperature: -10°C to 0°C

Installation requirements

Cable gauge: 2.5 mm²

Parsed from the manufacturer datasheet, install manual, and warranty document. Confirm against the linked PDFs before relying on a value for a quote or installation.

Documents

Fault & error codes — Sunvolt NA

Extracted from the installation manual

26 documented

Showing 26 of 26. The official install manual is the authoritative source — always confirm before acting.

09criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Short circuit on AC output
Likely cause
Load circuit short detected
What to do
Turn off the load breaker and check for shorts. Then turn the inverter on.
16criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Over temperature fault
Likely cause
Inverter temperature exceeds safe operating limits.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and allow it to cool down before restarting.
18criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Over power protection
Likely cause
Power output exceeds inverter capacity.
What to do
Turn off the inverter and ensure load is below 5kW before restarting.
19criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV insulation resistance is too low
Likely cause
Insulation failure in the PV system.
What to do
Turn off the PV breaker. Check insulation resistance.
22criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Overload
Likely cause
Load exceeds available power output.
What to do
Reduce load and restart the inverter.
01warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC bus voltage exceeds the upper threshold
Likely cause
PV voltage exceeds 500Vdc.
What to do
Turn off the inverter using the main switch and make sure PV voltage is below 500Vdc.
02warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Arc occurs on PV
Likely cause
Potential arcing detected on the PV input.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and then back on using the main switch.
03warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC bus voltage falls below the lower threshold
Likely cause
Voltage at the battery is too low.
What to do
Turn the inverter on. Ensure the battery voltage is within 4 to 58Vdc.
04warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Parallel setting is not correct
Likely cause
Configuration settings for parallel operation are incorrect.
What to do
Check the parallel and mode setting, then turn the inverter off and back on.
05warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Battery discharging current exceeds the upper threshold
Likely cause
Load exceeds battery output limits.
What to do
Turn off the inverter and ensure the Grid and Load terminals are wired properly.
06warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Battery charging current exceeds the upper threshold
Likely cause
Too much current directed into the battery.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and back on. Check PV array for short circuits if the issue persists.
07warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Short circuit on PV1 input
Likely cause
Wiring issue or short circuit detected.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and back on. Inspect for short circuits on PV1.
08warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Short circuit on PV2 input
Likely cause
Wiring issue or short circuit detected.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and back on. Inspect for short circuits on PV2.
10warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Leakage current CT fault
Likely cause
Leakage current detected in the system.
What to do
Check for leaking appliances and ensure all connections are secure. Try resetting the inverter.
11warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC/DC Current Sensor fault
Likely cause
Sensor failure detected.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and back on. If the issue persists, contact an installer.
13warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV Current Sensor fault
Likely cause
Sensor malfunction detected.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and then back on.
14warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
EEPROM read failure
Likely cause
Memory malfunction.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and then back on. If still not resolved, contact installer.
15warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Communication with main & secondary controllers are interrupted
Likely cause
Disconnected communication wires.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and then back on. Check communication connections.
17warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV input voltage exceeds the upper threshold
Likely cause
Input voltage exceeds 500VDC.
What to do
Check PV input voltage and turn the inverter off if above the limit.
20warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Battery charging voltage is too high
Likely cause
Voltage from the battery exceeds acceptable limits.
What to do
Ensure connections are secure and turn the inverter off if necessary.
21warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Fan fault
Likely cause
Cooling fan is not operational.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and check the fan operation.
23warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV input over power
Likely cause
Excessive power input from PV modules.
What to do
Ensure input from PV does not exceed 6.5kW before restarting the inverter.
24warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Battery type is wrong
Likely cause
Incorrect battery specification or settings.
What to do
Set the correct battery type before restarting the inverter.
25warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
RCMU test fault
Likely cause
Communication or integrity fault in device.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and back on.
26warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Model setting fault
Likely cause
Configuration mismatch or error.
What to do
Turn the inverter off and check model settings before turning on again.
27warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Battery Voltage Drop
Likely cause
Battery voltage below 30V.
What to do
Check the battery connections and turn the inverter off and back on.

About Sunvolt

Years in the Australian market: 1+ (CEC-approved products since 2025)
Local support: Not verified
CEC-listed products: 6 models

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What it costs in Perth

$8,694

Typical installed price, before rebates

WA Battery Scheme: Depends on your inverter
Federal STCs: −$2,594
You’d pay about: $6,100

The WA Battery Scheme (up to $1,300) needs a Synergy-approved inverter and VPP enrolment. We don't know which inverter you'd pair this with, so it isn't deducted above. Ask your installer. STCs assume about $39.9 a certificate. Estimates only; your quote will vary.

Explore your options

Which size band is your home?

Usable capacity, for one battery system

Smaller home: 10 to 15 kWh
Medium home: 20 to 30 kWh
Big home: 30 to 40 kWh
Very big home: 40+ kWh

This battery is below the smaller-home band. The WA rebate caps at 10 kWh, but that is a rebate limit, not a sizing guide.

Does waiting change the rebate?

Estimated federal rebate (STCs) for this 9.66 kWh battery

How it compares

The Sunvolt SV-R30-BATTERY-S10.8 against the closest-sized batteries from other brands.

Specification	Sunvolt SV-R30-BATTERY-S10.8Sunvolt	EcoFlow EF BD-10.2-S1EcoFlow	Green Solutions HOME E10Green Solutions

Usable capacity?	9.66 kWh	9.7 kWhbest value	9.7 kWhbest value
Continuous power?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified
Peak power?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Round-trip efficiency?	92%	92%	92%
Warranty	12 years	Not verified	Not verified
Chemistry	LFP	LFP	LFP

Specs from the CEC register and datasheet enrichment. Indicative: confirm exact figures with your installer.

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Product specifications, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice. We make no warranties regarding product performance, longevity, or suitability for your specific needs.

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