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GivEnergy Product Range — Inverters, Batteries & All-in-One

An independent guide to the GivEnergy product range — what each system does, who it suits, and how to choose between the All-in-One, Gen 3 hybrid inverter, and battery module options for your home.

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Product 1
Integrated unit

GivEnergy All-in-One

The All-in-One (AIO) combines the hybrid inverter and battery storage into a single wall-mounted enclosure. Available in 2.6 kWh and 9.5 kWh configurations, it is designed for simpler installations where space is limited or a self-contained unit is preferred. Popular for retrofit installations where running separate cabling for a modular system is impractical.

Key specifications

Inverter output3.0 kW / 5.0 kW
Battery capacity2.6 kWh / 9.5 kWh
Solar input (MPPT)2 strings
EPS backupYes
WiFi connectivityYes — AECC dongle
Form factorSingle wall unit

Who it suits

Compact installations — garage, utility room, or limited internal space
Retrofit projects where a tidy single-unit solution is preferred
Households with 2–4 kWh daily storage needs
Not ideal if you plan to expand battery capacity significantly — the integrated design limits scalability
Not suitable for three-phase connections
Product 2
Modular hybrid

GivEnergy Gen 3 Hybrid Inverter

The Gen 3 is GivEnergy's flagship single-phase hybrid inverter. Available in 3.6 kW, 5.0 kW, and 8.0 kW output ratings, it connects to external GivEnergy battery modules via a dedicated battery cable. The modular design allows battery capacity to be increased over time by adding additional battery modules — up to 47.5 kWh with five GivBat 9.5 Gen 3 units.

Key specifications

Inverter output3.6 / 5.0 / 8.0 kW
Battery capacityUp to 47.5 kWh (5 × 9.5)
Solar input (MPPT)2 strings
EPS backupYes
WiFi connectivityYes — Gateway2 dongle
Battery connectionExternal modules (CAN)

Who it suits

New builds and installations where future battery expansion is likely
Higher-consumption households that will need 10+ kWh of storage
EV charging households who want to store cheap overnight electricity and charge the car during the day
Installations where time-of-use tariff optimisation (Octopus Agile, Go, Flux) is the priority
Not available in three-phase — three-phase installations require the GivEnergy three-phase range
Product 3
Storage modules

GivEnergy Battery Modules

GivEnergy lithium battery modules are the storage component of modular Gen 3 systems. They connect to the hybrid inverter via a CAN bus communication cable and a DC power cable. Multiple modules can be stacked — wall-mounted in a tower configuration — to build larger storage capacity. Each module contains its own Battery Management System (BMS) which manages cell balance, temperature, and safety.

GivEnergy battery module sizes

Module Capacity Usable Max modules
GivBat 2.6 Gen 1 2.6 kWh 2.08 kWh (80% DoD) Up to 5
GivBat 5.2 Gen 1 5.2 kWh 4.16 kWh (80% DoD) Up to 5
GivBat 8.2 Gen 1 8.2 kWh 8.2 kWh (100% DoD) Up to 5
GivBat 9.5 Gen 2 9.5 kWh 9.5 kWh (100% DoD) Up to 5
GivBat 5.12 Gen 3 5.12 kWh 5.12 kWh (100% DoD) Up to 5
GivBat 9.5 Gen 3 9.5 kWh 9.5 kWh (100% DoD) Up to 5

Maximum stackable modules varies by inverter model and generation. Check your inverter specifications before purchasing additional batteries.

Product 4
EV charging

GivEnergy EV Charger

GivEnergy's EV charger integrates with the GivEnergy ecosystem via the portal, allowing solar and battery-powered EV charging. It can be configured to charge from excess solar, cheap overnight electricity, or battery storage — all managed through givenergy.cloud.

Comparison
Side by side

All-in-One vs Gen 3 — key differences

Feature All-in-One Gen 3 Hybrid
Form factor Single integrated wall unit Inverter + separate battery modules
Battery scalability Fixed — no external expansion Scalable — add modules over time
Max storage 9.5 kWh (AIO 9.5) Up to 47.5 kWh (5 × 9.5 Gen 3)
Inverter output 3.0 kW or 5.0 kW 3.6 / 5.0 / 6.0 kW
Installation complexity Simpler — single unit More complex — separate components
WiFi dongle AECC dongle Gateway2 dongle
EPS backup Yes Yes
Best for Compact, retrofit, fixed capacity Expandable, high capacity, EV charging
Decision guide
Choosing

Which GivEnergy system should you choose?

The right system depends on your home's energy consumption, available space, future plans, and tariff strategy. Here are the most common scenarios and our recommendation for each.

Choose All-in-One if…
You have limited wall space or a tidy single-unit installation is preferred
You're retrofit-installing in an existing property and a simpler job is important
Your daily electricity usage is modest (under 15 kWh) and 9.5 kWh of storage is sufficient
You don't expect to significantly expand the battery in future
Choose Gen 3 + modules if…
You plan to add more battery capacity in the future as costs fall
You have or plan to get an electric vehicle and want 15–30 kWh of storage
You're on or switching to a time-of-use tariff (Octopus Go, Agile, Intelligent) and want to maximise cheap-rate usage
You want flexibility to upgrade components independently (inverter or battery separately)
This is general guidance — the right product for a specific property depends on factors including roof size, panel output, grid connection capacity, existing wiring, and energy usage patterns. A proper system design assessment from a qualified MCS installer should precede any purchase decision.
FAQs

GivEnergy product questions

The All-in-One is a self-contained unit with the inverter and battery built into a single enclosure — simpler to install but with fixed capacity. The Gen 3 is a standalone inverter designed to connect to external battery modules — more complex to install but scalable, allowing you to add battery modules over time. If you plan to grow your storage capacity or have high energy usage, the Gen 3 modular approach is generally better long-term value.

Not with external modules in the same way as the Gen 3. The All-in-One is designed as a self-contained unit. If you want to significantly increase your storage capacity beyond 9.5 kWh, you would need to either add a second All-in-One unit or replace the system with a Gen 3 plus battery modules. This is an important consideration when choosing — if expansion is likely, the Gen 3 modular system offers a cleaner path.

Yes. GivEnergy systems work well with Octopus Go, Agile, Intelligent, Flux, and Cosy tariffs. For Go and fixed time-of-use tariffs, you set a Timed Charge window in the GivEnergy portal to charge during cheap-rate hours. For Agile with half-hourly variable pricing, GivTCP with Home Assistant can automate dispatch based on live prices. Some GivEnergy models have partial integration with Octopus Intelligent — check the Octopus app to see whether your inverter is listed as compatible.

GivEnergy inverters typically carry a 5-year warranty, with an optional extension to 10 years available at the time of purchase. GivEnergy battery modules typically carry a 10-year warranty with capacity retention guarantees. Warranty terms may vary by product generation and purchase date — check your installation documentation or GivEnergy's current terms for your specific product. An independent engineer report is recommended when making warranty claims to document the fault and support the submission.

Yes. GivEnergy also produces a compatible EV charger that integrates with the hybrid system, allowing you to charge an EV from solar surplus or from stored cheap-rate electricity. For large battery systems (20+ kWh), charging an EV from stored overnight electricity on a tariff like Octopus Go is a popular and cost-effective strategy. The Gen 3 with multiple battery modules is better suited to EV charging than the All-in-One due to its larger potential storage capacity.

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