Not as far as the manufacturers have released it. Across our dataset of 544 released combinations, Huawei releases this battery only for its own inverter platform, so anyone who already owns another brand of inverter is buying the whole platform here. That is Huawei's choice rather than a shortcoming of this model: of the 68 inverter brands in the dataset, Pylontech is named by 57 and BYD by 19. The manufacturers attach conditions, most often a minimum firmware version.

LFP (lithium iron phosphate). We did not take that from the supplier but looked it up per model, in this case in the manufacturer's datasheet. All 333 batteries we sell were checked this way and all 333 are LFP; 15 models were rejected by the same check and withdrawn from sale. LFP is the only chemistry we stock, because it is thermally more stable than the NMC chemistry found in many older home batteries.

Depth of discharge is 100%, so the full nominal capacity is usable. That is not a given: many manufacturers deliberately hold part of it back, because a battery drained completely wears out faster, and then usable capacity sits below the nameplate figure. Anyone comparing two models on capacity should put this figure beside it.

5 years. That is shorter than the median of 10 years across the 314 home batteries we sell that state a term. The term is therefore rarely what separates two batteries, even though comparison sites present it that way. The manufacturer's warranty document is on this page, so you can check the conditions with the party that has to honour them.

Yes. This is a fixed home battery wired into the consumer unit, which in the Netherlands is work for a certified installer. We sell the hardware; on this page you can request a no-obligation installation quote from our installation partner, who emails a fixed total price. You are not obliged to accept it and can have the battery fitted by your own installer.