Sigenergy SigenStor
Illustration, not the selected module count.
Solar by day.
Battery power later.
Start with your home, shape the storage, then choose the connections that matter to you.
Your Deals starting point. These are guide choices; PSW confirms your home’s supply and installation. Your saved Plan stays unchanged until you add this option.
Single phase · 5 kW controller · 2 × BAT 10.0 · 18 kWh usable module energy · Backup not a priority · No charger selected.
The home behind the system.
The Energy Controller is chosen around the supply, solar array and required output. PSW confirms the exact model and connection.
Your home.
Your starting point.
Already have solar, starting fresh, or thinking ahead to an EV? Let’s start with your home and what you want to change.
Keep your solar.
Bring the inverter model and a recent bill. We’ll check the existing equipment and how a SigenStor system would connect.
Explore adding a battery ↗Start together.
Plan the roof, controller and storage together. Tell us what runs after dark, including any air conditioning or pool equipment.
Explore solar + battery ↗Include the car.
Where you park matters. We’ll check whether a charging module in the stack or a separate AC charger suits the car and the cable route.
Explore home charging ↗Good questions.
Plain answers.
Five useful places to start. The detail is here when you need it.
Will SigenStor work with my home and solar?
Start with your electricity supply and the equipment already there.
SigenStor pairs an Energy Controller with battery modules. The controller handles solar conversion and energy management; the modules provide storage. Bring your existing inverter model and a recent bill so we can check the connection, array and supply phase. Adding storage does not automatically mean replacing working solar. Your quote identifies the complete system, rather than treating a battery-module price as the installed system price.
What storage, backup and future additions should I plan for?
Usable storage, controller output and backup are separate decisions.
Start with evening energy use. Your quote names the battery model, module count and usable capacity. Adding modules later needs a compatible controller, supported arrangement and enough space. The illustration is not a promised stack.
Backup uses a separate Sigen Energy Gateway and agreed circuits. Battery charge, controller output and appliance starting loads affect what runs together.
EV DC charging is an optional module; a separate AC charger may suit the parking position better. Vehicle compatibility, software and local requirements must be checked, especially before including vehicle-to-home operation. The DC module page explains the charging options and separate after-sale app upgrade.
What warranty and local support are included?
10 years battery and controller; 3 years optional EV DC module. PSW cover is separate.
The current AU/NZ SigenStor warranty gives the battery and Energy Controller ten years; the optional EV DC module has three years. Battery performance cover is 70% usable energy for ten years or the applicable throughput, whichever comes first: BAT 6.0, 22.19 MWh; BAT 10.0, 33.29 MWh. Throughput is recorded by the product controller. Registration, connectivity and operating conditions apply; more than one year offline reduces manufacturer cover to five years from original activation. Extended warranty is separate.
PSW’s installation and service cover is 10 years for the battery system and 5 years for EV charging equipment. For equipment supplied and installed by PSW, from installation completion, only where your signed installation agreement includes this commitment. Your written quote confirms whether it does. Existing longer promises and Australian Consumer Law rights remain unchanged. Manufacturer warranties apply separately on their own terms.
PSW Life Support is your local contact after handover. Keep your equipment and installation records; the manufacturer warranty documents and support links are below.
Full specifications
Battery modules, controller output and Gateway equipment have separate specifications. The current Australian battery datasheet identifies BAT 6.0 and BAT 10.0; older family documents can show earlier modules. Your quote identifies the selected equipment.
Specifications.
Review the hardware, installation and warranty details.
System
- Battery make
- Sigenergy
- Battery Model
- Sigen Battery [for Sigenstor]
- Battery size
- BAT 6.0: 6.0 kWh usable per module; BAT 10.0: 9.0 kWh usable per module. Total storage depends on the selected module count.
- Depth of Discharge (DoD)
- 100%
- Max power output
- See datasheet
- Power configuration
- DC coupled
- Software
- mySigen App
- Compatible inverters
- Sigen Energy Controller - required to operate
- Installation
- Base installation included. /additional-installation-costs
- Inclusion 1
- Monitoring configuration & network integration (with installation)
- Aftercare
- PSW Life Support (with installation)
Warranty
- Battery warranty
- 10 years · AU/NZ terms apply
- Inverter warranty
- 10 years · Energy Controller · AU/NZ terms apply
- EV DC module warranty
- 3 years · optional module
- Battery performance warranty
- 70% usable energy; 10 years or throughput limit, whichever comes first. BAT 6.0: 22.19 MWh; BAT 10.0: 33.29 MWh. Connectivity and operating conditions apply.
- PSW installation & service warranty
- 10 years
Quote basis
Installation & quote details
- Battery, mounting and enclosure
- Hybrid or retrofit inverter integration
- Backup circuit configuration
- WA battery rebate paperwork
- Monitoring app setup before we leave
Storage, controller output and backup scope are separate decisions. Your written quote confirms the equipment, site conditions and applicable rebates; extra work is itemised.
The system guide covers its stated equipment and connections. Solar panels and extra site work are separate; unpriced connections remain on quote.
DC charging options and the separate app upgrade ↗When extra costs apply ↗Battery rebates in WA ↗PSW Life Support ↗See SigenStor with PSW ↗
The battery is one part.
People are the other.
PSW Energy is a Sigenergy Gold certified installer. We help with the controller, storage and switchboard arrangement, then set up your monitoring at handover. PSW Life Support keeps a local team behind the system afterwards.
Meet the people behind it ↗Your SigenStor.
From top to bottom.
The illustrated system has an optional charger between the controller and battery modules. Backup uses separate equipment.
Illustrative configuration, not a quoted package.
Energy Controller.
The solar inverter and energy management sit at the top. Its model and output are matched to your electricity supply and array.
View the Energy Controller ↗EV DC charging module.
This optional module sits within the stack. We’ll check the car, charging requirements and parking position before recommending it.
View EV DC charging ↗Modular battery.
Battery modules store the energy. Start with your evening use; adding capacity later needs a compatible design and enough space.
Add a battery to my plan ↑Backup has its own equipment.
A separate Sigen Energy Gateway connects the system to its agreed backup circuits. Your quote should make that equipment and any switchboard work easy to find.
View Sigenergy’s gateway guide ↗A few other options.
Room to compare.
Get to know the other batteries in the collection. We’ll help you compare the storage, connection and installation for your home.
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Sigenergy Neo
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GoodWe Home Battery
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EcoFlow Home Battery
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Let’s make SigenStor
work for your home.
Bring a recent bill and your existing solar details. If a car or backup is part of the plan, we’ll work through those connections with you.
Explore my SigenStor options ↑Talk SigenStor with PSW ↗