Batteries7 listed
- Approved models
- 7
- Usable capacity
- 3.4–20.4 kWh
- Chemistry
- LFP
GivEnergy · manufacturer profile
Solar manufacturer · in Australia since 2020
Specifications and pricing change — confirm them with the manufacturer.
Verdict up front: GivEnergy has three home batteries approved for installation in Australia, and they suit different homes. The All in One is a single 13.5 kWh unit with its inverter built in, and Synergy's list dated 1 October 2026 carries that inverter, so an All in One pairs with an inverter on Synergy's list. Other scheme conditions apply. The Giv-Bat 9.5 is one 9.5 kWh battery. The HV battery stacks 3.4 kWh modules from 10.2 kWh to 20.4 kWh. The Australian warranties run 12 years or 5,000 cycles for the Giv-Bat 9.5 and 10 years for the HV. Both ask for the battery to be connected to the internet and GivEnergy's portal when it is commissioned, and the Giv-Bat 9.5's terms also cut the cover if it later stays offline.
Worth knowing. Both battery warranties on file ask for the battery to be online and on GivEnergy's portal at commissioning, and the Giv-Bat 9.5's can fall to 12 months if it later drops off.
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GivEnergy Australia Pty Ltd, in Melbourne. GivEnergy's Australian warranties name it as the importer and the manufacturer's master distributor here, and the manufacturer as Shenzhen GivEnergy Co., Ltd. For a warranty claim the two count together as the supplier, so a Perth owner has an Australian company on the other end.
Three, each built a different way. Solar Battery Perth's read of the Clean Energy Council's register on 22 October 2026 found the All in One listed as an integrated battery energy storage system, inverter and battery together, at 13.5 kWh usable. It has eight register rows, all at 13.5 kWh, four of them with "+ Backup" in the model code.
The Giv-Bat 9.5 is a single battery: 9.523 kWh on its datasheet, every bit of it usable at 100% depth of discharge, and 9.5 kWh on the register as read on 22 October 2026. It charges and discharges at 5 kW, measures 576 x 225 x 480 mm and weighs 85 kg. The datasheet says more than one can run in parallel but gives no unit count.
The HV battery stacks 3.4 kWh modules, three to six high, for 10.2, 13.6, 17.0 or 20.4 kWh usable. The register also lists a single 3.4 kWh module on its own, the GIV-BAT-3.4-HV. A full stack of six weighs 226 kg and a stack of three 133 kg. GivEnergy's datasheet says up to four stacks join for 81.6 kWh. All three batteries use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells.
For the All in One, the answer is on Synergy's list itself. A battery system needs an inverter on Synergy's Supported Solutions List to be eligible for the WA Battery Scheme. Other scheme conditions apply. Synergy's list dated 1 October 2026 carried the All in One's eight model codes, from GIV-AIO-AC-13.5 to GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-5.0 + BACKUP, so an All in One pairs with an inverter on Synergy's list.
The same list carried GivEnergy's Hybrid inverters, GIV-HY-3.6-AU and GIV-HY-5.0-AU, and its three-phase inverters from GIV-3HY-6.0-HV to GIV-3HY-11.0-HV. Solar Battery Perth has not confirmed which of them runs the Giv-Bat 9.5 or the HV stack. So for those two batteries, ask the installer to name the GivEnergy inverter on the quote and confirm GivEnergy supports the pair. If it is one of those listed inverters, the battery pairs with an inverter on Synergy's list.
The list names inverters model by model and changes over time, so match the exact code on the quote against it. The scheme's other rules are in our WA battery rebate guide.
Yes, all three. Solar Battery Perth's read of the Clean Energy Council's approved list on 22 October 2026 found the All in One approved on 21 February 2024 and listed to 21 February 2027, the Giv-Bat 9.5 approved on 6 March 2025, and the HV sizes approved on 28 April 2025, those two listed to 31 December 2027. The register marks every one of them for outdoor use.
The All in One's listing is the one that ends first, in February 2027. An installer needs a current listing to fit a battery, so the model code on the quote should match a live row on the list.
The Giv-Bat 9.5's Australian warranty runs 12 years or 5,000 cycles from installation, whichever comes first, with at least 70% of its 9.5 kWh capacity promised over that time. It also caps the energy that can pass through it at 95 MWh, a cap the warranty lifts for a battery charged only by solar, with no other energy source charging it at any stage of the warranty other than for maintenance. The HV battery carries 10 years from installation, with a cap of 10 MWh for each kWh of storage: 102 MWh for the 10.2 kWh stack up to 204 MWh for the 20.4 kWh one, again lifted for solar-only charging.
Both warranties ask for the same start. The installer has to be approved (SAA for the Giv-Bat 9.5, CEC or SAA for the HV) and work with a GivEnergy certified technician, and the battery has to be commissioned within 30 days, connected to the internet and to GivEnergy's portal.
The Giv-Bat 9.5's terms spell out what happens if it drops off. Offline for more than 10% of the time, or for more than 14 days in a row, and the warranty may revert to 12 months from commissioning. A fault should be reported within one month of it showing up. The cover can pass to a later owner who makes a written request with proof of ownership, keeps the equipment at the original premises, accepts the supplier's terms and keeps the same connectivity record.
One clause needs a written answer. The HV warranty's capacity promise is written as 70% of a 13.5 kWh capacity, which is not one of the HV sizes, so ask GivEnergy to confirm in writing what it promises for the stack on your quote. For the All in One, ask the installer for its own Australian warranty document before you sign.
Both the Giv-Bat 9.5 and the HV are rated IP65, sealed against dust and water jets, and the Giv-Bat 9.5 adds an IK10 impact rating. The Giv-Bat 9.5 operates from -10°C to +55°C and the HV from -20°C to +55°C. Both datasheets say charging and discharging current may be reduced with temperature, so a shaded wall or the garage is the better spot for either.
That is still to be confirmed. All three batteries are approved for installation in Australia, but we have not found a Perth distributor or a supply date. An installer quoting GivEnergy should say where the battery is coming from, when it can be fitted, and who the GivEnergy certified technician on the job will be.
Listed Perth installers can say whether they fit GivEnergy, and the battery price index has our installed-price ranges for 10 and 20 kWh in Perth, and the rebates.
The All in One is one 13.5 kWh unit with its inverter built in. The All in One's model codes are on Synergy's list dated 1 October 2026, so it pairs with an inverter on Synergy's list. Other scheme conditions apply. A home that wants a different size has the 9.5 kWh Giv-Bat 9.5 or an HV stack of 10.2 to 20.4 kWh. For those two, the inverter on the quote needs to be on the same list, with GivEnergy confirming it runs that battery.
Match the exact model code on the quote against Synergy's list. Every GivEnergy warranty on file asks for the battery to be online and on GivEnergy's portal at commissioning, so plan for a steady internet connection where it is installed.
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7 CEC-approved batteries · grouped into 2 series
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16 CEC-approved inverters · grouped into 3 series
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5 (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5 + Backup (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-3.6 (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-3.6 + Backup (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-4.6 (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-4.6 + Backup (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-5.0 (AS4777-2 2020)
GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-5.0 + Backup (AS4777-2 2020)
What we have verified about GivEnergy in Australia, and what we haven't.
GivEnergy has sold in Australia since 2020. Here is what has happened on the CEC register since then.
Each block is one register event. Tap a year to see its events in the list below.
Entered Australian market
Market entry year sourced from CEC Approvals.
⚡ First CEC-Approved Inverter
GivEnergy entered Australian inverter market with GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-3.6 (AS4777-2 2020).
🔋 First CEC-Approved Battery
GivEnergy entered the Australian battery market with GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-3.6 (AS4777-2 2020).
First CEC Approval
Received initial Clean Energy Council certification.
GivEnergy is headquartered in Redditch, UK and was founded in 2016. Its products are sold in Australia through SAA-accredited installers.
Yes. GivEnergy entered the Australian market in 2022, and its products are installed across Perth and Western Australia by SAA-accredited installers. Confirm local support and warranty handling with your installer before you buy.
GivEnergy has held Clean Energy Council approved-product listings since 2022. CEC approval is a baseline safety and quality check, and rebates are only paid on approved products.
GivEnergy's home batteries use LFP cells. LFP (lithium iron phosphate) is the most common residential chemistry in WA for its long cycle life and stability in Perth's heat.
WA's rebate ($130/kWh, up to $1,300) depends on whether the system pairs with an inverter on Synergy's list. Eligibility is set by the inverter, not the battery brand. Whether a given GivEnergy system qualifies depends on the inverter it's installed with, so confirm the pairing with your installer.
Solar Battery Perth lists 7 CEC-approved GivEnergy battery models with specs, indicative pricing and warranty detail. Compare them against other brands to find the best fit for your Perth home.
GivEnergy has 16 CEC-approved inverter models from 3.6–20 kW (single and three phase). Compare them against other brands by size, phase and battery compatibility.
GivEnergy's 16 inverter models include 2 hybrid and 8 battery inverters, which connect a home battery directly. Confirm which batteries each model supports with your installer.
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