5 kWh home battery: compare prices and brands
A 5 kWh home battery is a compact entry model for 1 to 2 people or a smaller solar install. Compare all 5 kWh systems we supply below, incl. VAT and manufacturer warranty.
What does a 5 kWh home battery cost?
A home battery of roughly 5 kWh costs between 981 and 6,509 euro including VAT here. We carry 96 models in this class, from 3 to 7 kWh. On the Dutch market the median price in this class is 341 euro per kWh including VAT, with the middle half between 254 and 458 euro. That is measured across 395 offers at 60 shops, from our own price index. Bigger is not automatically cheaper per kWh here: the class above actually sits at 364 euro per kWh. Price per kWh only falls clearly from about 10 kWh upward.
Which capacity you need depends on your annual consumption, your generation and whether you have a heat pump or an electric car, not on roof size alone. Every battery we sell uses LFP cell chemistry. The same model costs a median 22 percent more at the most expensive Dutch shop than at the cheapest, so compare on model number.
From that date the feed-in credit for solar power largely disappears. A home battery lets you use more of your own generated power yourself, including in the evening, instead of exporting it at a low rate.
Compare all 5 kWh home battery models
| Brand | Model | Price | Availability | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAH Solar | DAH Solar DHN-LVWES05-G1 Home Battery 5... | €1.089,95 | In stock | View |
| Vestwoods | Vestwoods VE48100E Home Battery 5 kWh E... | €1.119,95 | In stock | View |
| Dyness | Dyness STACK100 (5,12KWh) Home Battery ... | €1.137,95 | In stock | View |
| Deye | Deye SE-F5 Pro Version C Home Battery 5... | €1.155,95 | In stock | View |
| Felicity Solar | Felicity Solar FLA48100-EU Home Battery... | €1.161,95 | In stock | View |
| Leapton | Leapton EL-A05 Home Battery 5 kWh Energ... | €1.172,95 | In stock | View |
| Pylontech | Pylontech US5000 4.8 kWh Home Battery 5... | €1.237,95 | In stock | View |
| Regitec | Regitec WALL 5KWh ESS + Bracket + 1,5m ... | €1.268,95 | In stock | View |
Frequently asked questions
Here a battery in this class costs between 981 and 6,509 euro including VAT, across 96 models from 3 to 7 kWh. On the Dutch market the median in this class is 341 euro per kWh including VAT, with the middle half between 254 and 458 euro. That is measured across 395 offers at 60 shops, from our own price index. It covers the battery alone, without an inverter and without installation.
For a household with a modest solar roof that mainly wants to cover the evening peak, without a heat pump and without an electric car. Rule of thumb: roughly 1 kWh of battery per 1 to 1.5 kWp of panels, so around 5 to 7 kWp. Buying more than you empty overnight gains nothing, because a battery that does not cycle every day does not pay for itself either.
Not automatically, and in this class it is the other way round. The Dutch median here is 341 euro per kWh, while the class above sits at 364 euro per kWh. Price per kWh only falls clearly from about 10 kWh, because that is where the fixed cost of the enclosure, the BMS and the inverter coupling spreads over enough capacity. Below that you are mostly buying the system, and only then the storage.
That depends on the system, and it is the first question to settle, because it is worth hundreds of euros. Some models have an inverter built in and are complete. Others are the battery only and need a hybrid inverter the manufacturer has released for that combination. Voltage and communication protocol both have to match. We maintain a table of 544 manufacturer-approved combinations, each row naming its source document.
Yes. A battery of this type is wired permanently into the consumer unit, which is work for a certified electrician under NEN 1010, and the installer also registers the installation with the grid operator. We supply the hardware; installation you arrange yourself or through our installation partner on request. Wiring it yourself in practice voids the factory warranty and can affect your buildings insurance.
Because the Dutch home storage market has no settled prices yet. The same model costs a median 22 percent more at the dearest Dutch shop than at the cheapest, so comparing on model number usually pays better than switching brand. The middle half of all Dutch offers sits between 249 and 424 euro per kWh. That is measured across 1,020 offers at 61 shops. In this capacity class the middle half of offers runs from 254 to 458 euro per kWh. So always compare on the exact model number and convert the price to euro per kWh including VAT.
Where do these figures come from?
Every number on this page comes from one of our three open datasets. They are built independently of our own stock and cover brands we do not sell, so the measurement does not depend on what happens to be in our shop.
- Dutch home battery price index Median 328 euro per kWh including VAT, measured across 1,020 offers at 61 Dutch online shops between 2026-08-16 and 2026-09-01. With medians per capacity class and per brand, and the full method including every exclusion rule.
- Cell chemistry per model The cell chemistry of every home battery we sell, established per model, each row naming the manufacturer document it came from, plus the models rejected after checking.
- Battery and inverter compatibility 544 manufacturer-released combinations of home battery and inverter, merged from official compatibility documents, each row naming its conditions and its source document.