Battery Storage
Explore battery storage products from established manufacturers, with current product pages for stock, specifications and pricing.
Whether you are adding storage to existing solar, planning a new system or looking for battery-only storage, the links below are the quickest way to reach the relevant products.
Shop by manufacturer
Choose the route closest to your project
These short routes point you towards the right products, builder flow or installation enquiry.
New solar and battery
Plan a complete solar PV and storage system around the property and electricity use.
Discuss an installation →Add storage to solar
Explore a retrofit battery system while keeping existing equipment where suitable.
Use the Battery Builder →Battery-only storage
Use a battery without solar panels, including the option to charge from the grid.
Explore suitable routes →Expand an existing battery
Share the exact equipment so we can check compatibility and expansion limits.
Check an existing system →Useful next steps
Use the Battery Builder
Share electricity use, location and priorities to receive a small number of practical routes.
Open the Battery Builder →Arrange an installation
For a complete solar and battery project, send the requirements to our own installation team.
Visit installations →Read the guide
Understand battery-only systems, AC/DC coupling, sizing and the checks worth making before you buy.
Read the guide →Common battery storage questions
Often, yes. An AC-coupled system may allow the existing solar inverter to remain in place, subject to compatibility, metering, available space and the electrical design.
Yes. A battery-only system can charge from the grid at suitable times and supply stored electricity later, subject to the tariff, controls and system design.
Start with your electricity use, especially evening and overnight demand. Solar generation, space, battery limits, future loads and backup requirements also affect the right size.
Not automatically. Backup needs compatible equipment, switching and a design for the circuits that need to remain powered.