Eligible for an EquiVolt Home Battery ?

Find out the three key things you need below…

  • You need a working smart meter and a time-of-use electricity tariff to get the most from an EquiVolt home battery. Smart meters let you use time-of-use tariffs, which charge different rates at different times of day.

    EquiVolt home batteries won't save you money unless you have a time-of-use electricity plan.

  • We can fit the battery in many spots. It’s compact and can stand alone.

    Minimum space: 50cm deep × 60cm wide × 120cm high.

    We follow the latest regulations and as clearly highlighted in PAS 63100-2024 we will NOT complete installations in the following areas.

    1. Rooms in which persons are intended to sleep;

    2. Routes used as a means of escape that are not defined as protected escape routes, including landings, staircases and corridors;

    3. Corridors, shafts, stairs or lobbies of protected escape routes;

    4. Firefighting lobbies, shafts or staircases;

    5. Storage cupboards, enclosures or spaces opening into rooms in which persons are intended to sleep;

    6. Within 1m of: escape routes; doors; windows; or ventilation ports, if mounted outdoors.

    7. Voids, roof spaces or lofts;

    8. Within 2m of stored flammable materials and fuel storage tanks or cylinders;

    9. Cellars or basements that have no access to the outside of the building.

  • If you’re not the homeowner, get their written permission before we install.
    If your solar panels are under shared ownership (for example, a “rent‑a‑roof” scheme), get permission from the company that installed them before we add a home battery.