Our home batteries

Two systems we keep in stock, with the price shown: the Sigenergy SigenStor for anyone who wants everything in one cabinet, and the AEG SolarCube that simply goes into a socket. Which one suits you depends on your consumption and on what you plan to add later.

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Available from stock

For both of these the price is on the site and you can put together what you need yourself. What it will actually save you we calculate against your annual consumption before you buy anything.

Sigenergy

SigenStor

Modular, hard-wired

Capacity9 to 54 kWh

From€6,050 incl. VAT

Five-in-one: inverter, battery, conversion, energy management and optional EV charging
One to six modules of 9.04 kWh, extendable later
Optional backup power during an outage
10-year warranty with at least 70% capacity remaining

Suits: Homes with solar panels that want everything in one system, and expect a heat pump or EV charger later.

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AEG

SolarCube

Plug and play

Capacity4.8 to 14.4 kWh

From€1,490 incl. VAT

Into a socket or onto an existing circuit, no new circuit needed
2.4 kW BMS with one to three batteries of 4.8 kWh
LiFePO4, over 6,000 cycles, IP65 enclosure
Dynamic tariff control through the app, aerosol fire suppression kit included

Suits: Anyone who wants to start quickly without work in the meter cupboard, and only needs to cover an evening’s use.

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Also available to order

These brands we can order and install. We deliberately do not put a price next to them: it varies per version and per moment, and a figure that turns out to be wrong later does not help you. Ask us what it comes to in your situation.

Sessy — Dutch plug-and-play battery, 5 and 10 kWh
Alpha ESS — Smile range, modules of 3.8 and 9.3 kWh
Marstek — Venus range, compact plug-and-play storage
Anker SOLIX — Solarbank and BP7000, extendable plug-and-play sets
Jackery — SolarVault range with smart meter
HyxiPower — HALO range, expansion batteries of 3 and 5 kWh
Hoymiles — Storage paired with inverters of the same brand

Which one fits your situation

Start with your evening consumption

A battery shifts electricity within a day. What you use in the evening and at night therefore determines the useful capacity. A household without a heat pump often sits between 5 and 10 kWh; with a heat pump that rises sharply.

What you plan to add counts too

Add a charging point or a heat pump and your evening consumption grows. A system that can grow with it is then wiser than a set already at its maximum. Tell us in advance and we will allow for it.

With or without work in the fuse box

The AEG goes into a socket; the Sigenergy gets its own circuit. If your fuse box is full or has no RCD protection, that is a cost you want to know about beforehand. A photo of the open board tells us enough.

Backup power or not

If you want a few circuits to keep running during an outage, that is only possible with a hard-wired system and extra switchgear. Plug-and-play sets shut down when the grid fails; that is a safety requirement, not a shortcoming.

Which one will it be for you?

Send us your annual consumption, what your panels produce and a photo of the fuse box. We will work out which capacity makes sense and what it costs complete. If it does not add up, we will say so. Available on working days from 08:30 to 17:00, and outside those hours in an emergency.