Sigenergy home batteries

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Sigenergy makes modular home batteries with smart energy management. The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is plug & play: plug it into the wall socket, add the P1 smart meter dongle, an... Read moreLess

Sigenergy makes modular home batteries with smart energy management. The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is plug & play: plug it into the wall socket, add the P1 smart meter dongle, and expand it up to 18.8 kWh. The SigenStor is a fixed system with its own hybrid inverter from 5 to 25 kW, single-phase or three-phase, with battery modules of 6 or 9 kWh up to 54 kWh. Installation of the SigenStor is arranged via a quote (in the Netherlands).

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Buying guide: Sigenergy home battery

Which Sigenergy home battery suits you?

Sigenergy has a plug-in home battery and fixed systems. The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is plug & play: plug into an earthed socket, add the P1 meter and expand up to 18.8 kWh. The SigenStor is a fixed home battery with its own hybrid inverter (the Sigen Energy Controller) from 5 to 25 kW, for 1-phase or 3-phase. For businesses there is the SigenStack. You will also find the SigenMate among the plug-in home batteries and the SigenStor among the fixed home batteries. Also read plug-in or fixed: which home battery suits you.

Model Capacity Power Connection Backup power
SigenMate 2700 Ultra 2.68 kWh, expandable to 18.8 kWh 800 W via socket, 1,400 W on a 16 A connection Plug or dedicated 16 A connection Yes, 1,400 W
SigenStor 6.0 complete package 6.02 kWh per module, up to 36 kWh 5 kW (1-phase) or 6 to 25 kW (3-phase) Fixed, 1- or 3-phase Optional with Gateway HomePro
SigenStor 10.0 complete package 9.04 kWh per module, up to 54 kWh 5 kW (1-phase) or 6 to 25 kW (3-phase) Fixed, 1- or 3-phase Optional with Gateway HomePro
SigenStack (business) 48 to 84 kWh per stack Approx. 6 kW per module Fixed, 3-phase –

Connect it yourself or have it installed?

You plug the SigenMate into the socket; it then supplies a maximum of 800 W (read is an 800 watt plug-in home battery allowed). For 1,400 W, an installer connects it to a dedicated 16 A connection. The SigenStor is permanently connected to the meter cupboard by a certified installer; in the Netherlands installation is arranged via a quote. The complete packages contain the controller, battery module(s), the Sigen Sensor and the Foot Mount. Unsure about your connection? Read home battery: 1-phase or 3-phase.

Expanding and backup power

On the SigenStor you stack 1 to 6 modules: the BAT 6.0 (6.02 kWh) and the BAT 10.0 (9.04 kWh) can be mixed. You expand the SigenMate with the BAT 2700 (+2.68 kWh), up to six modules. For backup power with the SigenStor, the installer fits the Sigen Energy Gateway HomePro, which switches over without interruption. See also expansion modules and how many kWh of home battery do you need.

Frequently asked questions about Sigenergy

Does the SigenMate come with a P1 meter?

Yes. The P1 meter goes on the P1 port of your smart meter; the HomeWizard P1 is also supported. See P1 meter or CT clamp with a home battery.

Can I connect solar panels directly?

Yes. The SigenMate has four MPP trackers for up to 4,000 W and eight panels. With the SigenStor, you connect the panels directly to the controller's MPP trackers.

Does Sigenergy work with dynamic prices?

Using the Sigen Sensor, the SigenStor controls for self-consumption and dynamic prices. Read home battery and a dynamic energy contract.

Can Sigenergy be placed outdoors?

Yes. SigenMate and SigenStor are IP66 and work from -20 to 55 °C.