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Hybrid inverter · Noark Electrics · Ex9N-DH series · CEC approved January 2024

Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

CEC listing: Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

A 6 kW three-phase hybrid inverter that is battery-ready.

Installed in Perth, typical: ~$2,850; Estimate for the inverter alone — your quote will vary
Rated power: 6kW; How much solar it can run at once
Battery-ready: Yes; Hybrid: a battery plugs straight in, no second box

Datasheet (PDF)Compare inverters See the whole Ex9N-DH series

What we can tell you

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

It is a hybrid inverter: solar and a battery run from the one unit, so adding a battery later doesn't need a second box.
It needs a three-phase supply — check your switchboard, or ask your installer.
We can't confirm it is on Synergy's approved list — a battery paired with it needs that for the WA Battery Scheme, so ask your installer.
It is CEC-approved, which a new install needs to qualify for STCs.

Key specs, in plain terms

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

Rated power How much solar it can turn into usable power at once: 6kW
Phases Needs a three-phase supply — check your switchboard: 3-phase
Type Runs solar and a battery from one unit: Hybrid
Warranty How long NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd stands behind it: 10yr

Full datasheet

Every figure on file for the Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU, by section.

Full datasheet, by section
Specification	Value
Physical
IP rating	IP65

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.

Features & compatibility

Battery compatible

Yes

Backup capable

Yes

CEC approval details

CEC approved

16 Jan 2024

Approval expiry

16 Jan 2027

Status

Active

Eligible for rebates

Yes

About NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd

Years in AU Market

3 years

Australian Office

Not verified

CEC-Approved Batteries

CEC-Approved Panels

What it costs in Perth

Typical installed, inverter only

$2,100–$3,600

Estimate confidence: Medium

Prices vary by installer, configuration and site complexity. Get exact quotes from installers you choose.

Explore your options

Compare quotes from installers you choose

WA compliance

Synergy approved list: Not confirmed
ESM compliant: Check

Western Power approval is required for every grid-connected install. Under Emergency Solar Management, a new system must be remotely manageable, or take an export limit instead — ask your installer to confirm this inverter’s ESM status.

Perth performance

Estimate for a full-size array on this inverter

Daily yield: 25.5 kWh
Annual yield: 9,308 kWh

At 5 peak sun hours a day (BOM) with a 15% system derate.

3 years in Australian market

How it compares

The Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU against the closest-power inverters from other brands.

Specification	Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AUNoark Electrics	Energizer FORCE 6.0HSEnergizer	Energizer Force 6.0HT+Energizer

Rated power?	6 kW	6 kW	6 kW
Max efficiency?	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
MPPT trackers?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Phases	Three-phase	Single-phase	Three-phase
Type	Hybrid	Hybrid	Hybrid
Battery ready	Yes	Yes	Yes
Warranty	10 years	Not verified	Not verified

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

Documents

10-year inverter warranty

Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

This warranty covers the inverter for 10 years against defects. It excludes damage from improper installation or modifications. To make a claim, contact customer support with your warranty details.

AI-summarised from the manufacturer warranty document. Always confirm against the linked PDF before relying on it for a claim.

Coverage shape: Full-replacement coverage
If you sell the home: Transfers to the next homeowner
What voids it: Damage from improper installation, modifications, tampering, or use outside specifications.
Environment limits: Not specified

Read the official warranty document (PDF)

Fault & error codes — Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

From the install manual

25 documented

Showing 25 of 25. The official install manual is the authoritative source — always confirm before acting.

F01criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC input polarity reverse fault
Likely cause
Check the PV input polarity.
What to do
Check the PV input polarity; seek help if cannot restore normal state.
F07criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC_START_Failure
Likely cause
The BUS voltage can't be built from PV or battery.
What to do
Restart the inverter; if the fault persists, contact support.
F16criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC leakage current fault
Likely cause
PV side cable ground connection issue.
What to do
Check the PV cable's ground connection; restart the system 2-3 times.
F20criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC over current fault of the hardware
Likely cause
Check PV module connection and battery connection; load power too high during off-grid mode.
What to do
Turn off DC and AC switch, wait a minute, then turn on the switches; contact support if it persists.
F21criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
BUS over current
Likely cause
Check the PV input current and battery current setting.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; contact support if the issue continues.
F23criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Leakage current fault
Likely cause
Check PV side cable ground connection.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; seek help if persistent.
F34criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Backup load connected exceeds limits
Likely cause
Backup load connected is out of acceptable range.
What to do
Check backup load settings; contact support if exceeds limits.
F41criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Hybrid inverter work status issue
Likely cause
Check work status; if one inverter shuts down, all connected inverters will report this error.
What to do
Investigate hybrid inverter status; contact support if needed.
F42criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Grid AC voltage connection issue
Likely cause
Check AC voltage; ensure proper connections.
What to do
Verify AC voltage levels and connections; contact support for advice if necessary.
F46criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Backup battery fault
Likely cause
Check battery status; ensure all parameters match.
What to do
Contact support if issues persist; check battery voltage and SOC.
F55criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC busbar voltage is too high
Likely cause
Check battery voltage; ensure it is within range.
What to do
Investigate voltage levels; ensure proper operation of all components; contact for help if needed.
F58criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
BMS communication fault
Likely cause
Communication issues between inverter and battery BMS.
What to do
Disable 'BMS_Err-Stop' on LCD, if necessary; contact support for further actions.
F64criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Heat sink high temperature failure
Likely cause
Environment temperature is too high; check operation environment.
What to do
Turn off inverter for cooling, then restart; contact for support if necessary.
F15warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over current fault of software
Likely cause
Backup load power and common load power exceed limits.
What to do
Restart and check if it returns to normal.
F18warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over current fault of hardware
Likely cause
Backup load power and common load power exceed limits.
What to do
Restart and check if it returns to normal.
F24warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV isolation resistance is too low
Likely cause
Check the PV panels' connections.
What to do
Address the low isolation resistance issue; ensure PE cable is grounded.
F47warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over frequency
Likely cause
Check if AC frequency is within specification limits.
What to do
Ensure frequency is correct; adjust if needed; contact support for assistance.
F48warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC lower frequency
Likely cause
Check AC frequency range; ensure proper connections.
What to do
Verify frequency levels; check connections; contact support for advice if needed.
F56warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC busbar voltage is too low
Likely cause
Check battery voltage status; ensure operation within range.
What to do
Use PV or the grid to restore battery levels; contact support if needed.
F63warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
ARC fault (specific to US market)
Likely cause
Check PV cable connections; resolve any faults indicated.
What to do
Contact support if issue persists; clear any detected faults.
F13info
Manual (PDF)
Working mode change
Likely cause
Grid type and frequency changed or battery mode changing to 'No battery'.
What to do
Generally will disappear automatically; if it doesn't, turn off DC and AC switch, wait a minute, then turn on switches.
F22info
Manual (PDF)
Remotely shutdown
Likely cause
Inverter is remotely controlled.
What to do
Check remote control settings; no action needed if no issues are detected.
F26infoCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Inconsistent load power across phases
Likely cause
Ground connection issue; DC leakage current could be present.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; contact support if issue persists.
F29info
Manual (PDF)
Parallel communication issue
Likely cause
Check parallel communication cable connection and inverter address setting.
What to do
Ensure proper communication setup; contact support for assistance if needed.
F62info
Manual (PDF)
DRM function malfunction
Likely cause
Function is specific to Australian market; check settings.
What to do
Check DRM settings; contact if assistance is required.

Part of the Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH series

Compare every Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH variant side by side →

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4.6 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-4KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

4 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-5KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

5 kW · 1φ

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View all NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd inverters

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All inverter specifications are sourced from the CEC Approved Products Register. Specifications are provided as published by the CEC and may differ from manufacturer datasheets. Verify current specifications with the manufacturer or your installer before purchasing. Not all listed models may be currently available in Western Australia.

Hybrid inverter · Noark Electrics · Ex9N-DH series · CEC approved January 2024

Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

CEC listing: Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

A 6 kW three-phase hybrid inverter that is battery-ready.

Installed in Perth, typical: ~$2,850; Estimate for the inverter alone — your quote will vary
Rated power: 6kW; How much solar it can run at once
Battery-ready: Yes; Hybrid: a battery plugs straight in, no second box

Datasheet (PDF)Compare inverters See the whole Ex9N-DH series

Spotted something outdated?

What we can tell you

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

It is a hybrid inverter: solar and a battery run from the one unit, so adding a battery later doesn't need a second box.
It needs a three-phase supply — check your switchboard, or ask your installer.
We can't confirm it is on Synergy's approved list — a battery paired with it needs that for the WA Battery Scheme, so ask your installer.
It is CEC-approved, which a new install needs to qualify for STCs.

Key specs, in plain terms

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

Rated power How much solar it can turn into usable power at once: 6kW
Phases Needs a three-phase supply — check your switchboard: 3-phase
Type Runs solar and a battery from one unit: Hybrid
Warranty How long NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd stands behind it: 10yr

Full datasheet

Every figure on file for the Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU, by section.

Full datasheet, by section
Specification	Value
Physical
IP rating	IP65

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.

Features & compatibility

Battery compatible

Yes

Backup capable

Yes

CEC approval details

CEC approved

16 Jan 2024

Approval expiry

16 Jan 2027

Status

Active

Eligible for rebates

Yes

About NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd

Years in AU Market

3 years

Australian Office

Not verified

CEC-Approved Batteries

CEC-Approved Panels

What it costs in Perth

Typical installed, inverter only

$2,100–$3,600

Estimate confidence: Medium

Prices vary by installer, configuration and site complexity. Get exact quotes from installers you choose.

Explore your options

Compare quotes from installers you choose

WA compliance

Synergy approved list: Not confirmed
ESM compliant: Check

Perth performance

Estimate for a full-size array on this inverter

Daily yield: 25.5 kWh
Annual yield: 9,308 kWh

At 5 peak sun hours a day (BOM) with a 15% system derate.

3 years in Australian market

How it compares

The Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU against the closest-power inverters from other brands.

Specification	Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AUNoark Electrics	Energizer FORCE 6.0HSEnergizer	Energizer Force 6.0HT+Energizer

Rated power?	6 kW	6 kW	6 kW
Max efficiency?	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
MPPT trackers?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Phases	Three-phase	Single-phase	Three-phase
Type	Hybrid	Hybrid	Hybrid
Battery ready	Yes	Yes	Yes
Warranty	10 years	Not verified	Not verified

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

Documents

10-year inverter warranty

Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

This warranty covers the inverter for 10 years against defects. It excludes damage from improper installation or modifications. To make a claim, contact customer support with your warranty details.

AI-summarised from the manufacturer warranty document. Always confirm against the linked PDF before relying on it for a claim.

Coverage shape: Full-replacement coverage
If you sell the home: Transfers to the next homeowner
What voids it: Damage from improper installation, modifications, tampering, or use outside specifications.
Environment limits: Not specified

Read the official warranty document (PDF)

Fault & error codes — Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH-6KT-AU

From the install manual

25 documented

Showing 25 of 25. The official install manual is the authoritative source — always confirm before acting.

F01criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC input polarity reverse fault
Likely cause
Check the PV input polarity.
What to do
Check the PV input polarity; seek help if cannot restore normal state.
F07criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC_START_Failure
Likely cause
The BUS voltage can't be built from PV or battery.
What to do
Restart the inverter; if the fault persists, contact support.
F16criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC leakage current fault
Likely cause
PV side cable ground connection issue.
What to do
Check the PV cable's ground connection; restart the system 2-3 times.
F20criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC over current fault of the hardware
Likely cause
Check PV module connection and battery connection; load power too high during off-grid mode.
What to do
Turn off DC and AC switch, wait a minute, then turn on the switches; contact support if it persists.
F21criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
BUS over current
Likely cause
Check the PV input current and battery current setting.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; contact support if the issue continues.
F23criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Leakage current fault
Likely cause
Check PV side cable ground connection.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; seek help if persistent.
F34criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Backup load connected exceeds limits
Likely cause
Backup load connected is out of acceptable range.
What to do
Check backup load settings; contact support if exceeds limits.
F41criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Hybrid inverter work status issue
Likely cause
Check work status; if one inverter shuts down, all connected inverters will report this error.
What to do
Investigate hybrid inverter status; contact support if needed.
F42criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Grid AC voltage connection issue
Likely cause
Check AC voltage; ensure proper connections.
What to do
Verify AC voltage levels and connections; contact support for advice if necessary.
F46criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Backup battery fault
Likely cause
Check battery status; ensure all parameters match.
What to do
Contact support if issues persist; check battery voltage and SOC.
F55criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC busbar voltage is too high
Likely cause
Check battery voltage; ensure it is within range.
What to do
Investigate voltage levels; ensure proper operation of all components; contact for help if needed.
F58criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
BMS communication fault
Likely cause
Communication issues between inverter and battery BMS.
What to do
Disable 'BMS_Err-Stop' on LCD, if necessary; contact support for further actions.
F64criticalCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Heat sink high temperature failure
Likely cause
Environment temperature is too high; check operation environment.
What to do
Turn off inverter for cooling, then restart; contact for support if necessary.
F15warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over current fault of software
Likely cause
Backup load power and common load power exceed limits.
What to do
Restart and check if it returns to normal.
F18warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over current fault of hardware
Likely cause
Backup load power and common load power exceed limits.
What to do
Restart and check if it returns to normal.
F24warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
PV isolation resistance is too low
Likely cause
Check the PV panels' connections.
What to do
Address the low isolation resistance issue; ensure PE cable is grounded.
F47warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC over frequency
Likely cause
Check if AC frequency is within specification limits.
What to do
Ensure frequency is correct; adjust if needed; contact support for assistance.
F48warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
AC lower frequency
Likely cause
Check AC frequency range; ensure proper connections.
What to do
Verify frequency levels; check connections; contact support for advice if needed.
F56warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
DC busbar voltage is too low
Likely cause
Check battery voltage status; ensure operation within range.
What to do
Use PV or the grid to restore battery levels; contact support if needed.
F63warningCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
ARC fault (specific to US market)
Likely cause
Check PV cable connections; resolve any faults indicated.
What to do
Contact support if issue persists; clear any detected faults.
F13info
Manual (PDF)
Working mode change
Likely cause
Grid type and frequency changed or battery mode changing to 'No battery'.
What to do
Generally will disappear automatically; if it doesn't, turn off DC and AC switch, wait a minute, then turn on switches.
F22info
Manual (PDF)
Remotely shutdown
Likely cause
Inverter is remotely controlled.
What to do
Check remote control settings; no action needed if no issues are detected.
F26infoCall your installer
Manual (PDF)
Inconsistent load power across phases
Likely cause
Ground connection issue; DC leakage current could be present.
What to do
Restart the system 2-3 times; contact support if issue persists.
F29info
Manual (PDF)
Parallel communication issue
Likely cause
Check parallel communication cable connection and inverter address setting.
What to do
Ensure proper communication setup; contact support for assistance if needed.
F62info
Manual (PDF)
DRM function malfunction
Likely cause
Function is specific to Australian market; check settings.
What to do
Check DRM settings; contact if assistance is required.

Part of the Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH series

Compare every Noark Electrics Ex9N-DH variant side by side →

More NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd Inverters

Ex9N-DG-3.6KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

3.6 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-4.6KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

4.6 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-4KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

4 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-5KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

5 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DG-6KS-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

6 kW · 1φ

Ex9N-DH-10KT-AU (AS4777-2 2020)

10 kW · 3φ

View all NOARK Electrics (Shanghai) Co Ltd inverters

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About this data