Deye AI-W5.1 All-in-One Single Phase Low Voltage Residential Energy Storage System - CEC approved

The Deye Spring AI Series All-in-One Single Phase Residential ESS combines a single phase hybrid inverter and a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) battery in a single compact unit. Every system is built on a Deye AI-W5.1-PDU3-B power distribution unit and base. The inverter and battery modules stack on top of it, as shown in Deye's installation manual (section 3.1) and the August 2026 brochure. The PDU3 and base are included in every option on this page, so there is nothing extra to buy. Designed for homes on a single phase supply, which is most Australian houses, it helps manage solar energy, store excess power and provide backup during outages. Choose a 5kW to 10kW single phase inverter, with battery capacity from 5.12 kWh up to 25.6 kWh (five modules) on the inverter tower, and more storage available by adding a second battery tower. With an IP65-rated enclosure, this single phase system suits indoor or outdoor installation. Monitoring and control are available through the app, PC or built-in display, making it easy to view energy use and battery status. Fast backup switching and smart energy management make it a practical option for everyday single phase homes. If your property is on three phase power, choose the three phase version of this system instead. Clean Energy Council (CEC) Approved: What's This? Purchasing this entitles you to the Cheaper Home Batteries Program. See How Much You Can Save Here Please note: This is a heavy item. Free shipping applies to the nearest freight depot or delivery points with unloading facilities. Tailgate fees may apply otherwise. Contact us for more details. Smart meter or no meter: which do I need? To hold your exports under your network's limit and run the property from solar and battery first, the inverter has to see how much power is coming in from the grid and going back out. It takes that reading where the grid enters your switchboard. There are two ways to do it, and they do the same job. Without the meter: a current clamp (CT) comes in the box with the inverter. Your electrician fits it around the incoming grid cable in your switchboard and runs the lead back to the inverter. This suits most installs where the switchboard is close to the inverter. With the smart meter: this adds an Eastron energy meter that mounts in your switchboard and takes the reading instead, sending it to the inverter over a data cable. It is the usual choice when your switchboard is a long way from the inverter, so a clamp lead would have to run a long distance. On a fully off-grid system there is no grid connection to measure, so choose the option without the meter. Not sure which suits your site? Ask your installer where the inverter and switchboard will sit before you order. Main Features All-in-one design – Combines the inverter and battery in a single unit for a tidy installation and simpler setup. Scalable battery capacity – Start with one 5.12 kWh module and stack up to five on the inverter tower (25.6 kWh). Add a second battery tower for more storage, with Deye recommending up to 50 kWh in total. Indoor and outdoor use – The IP65 enclosure helps protect the system from dust and weather when installed in suitable locations. Backup power support – Provides fast switchover during grid interruptions to help keep essential household circuits running. Simple monitoring – Check performance, battery level, and settings through the app, PC software, or the integrated display. Long-life battery chemistry – Uses LiFePO₄ cells with a rated cycle life of 6,000+ cycles and a 10-year warranty, subject to Deye warranty terms. Quick Specs - Inverter Output options: 3.6 kW, 5 kW, 6 kW, 7 kW, 7.6 kW, 8 kW, 10 kW (single-phase) Grid support: Single-phase Maximum efficiency: 97.6% Backup switching time: Approximately 4 ms Protection rating: IP65 after stacking Monitoring: App, PC, and LCD display Warranty: 10 years Quick Specs - Battery Battery chemistry: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄) Nominal voltage: 51.2 V Module capacity: 5.12 kWh Inverter tower capacity: 5.12 kWh to 25.6 kWh (1 to 5 modules) Expansion: extra battery towers on a PDU1 base, up to 6 modules each (50 kWh total recommended) Cycle life: 6,000+ cycles (rated) Operating temperature: -20°C to 55°C (charge/discharge conditions apply) Warranty: 10 years About The Brand Specifications Deye AI-W5.1-B-ESS All-in-One Brochure and Datasheet (AU, August 2026) Manual Deye AI-W5.1 All-in-One Low Voltage Single Phase Residential ESS MANUAL Deye AI-W5.1-B-ESS All-in-One Series | Installation Guide Deye AI-W5.1-B-ESS All-in-One Series | Installation Guide - Commissioning Need more than 25.6 kWh? Deye's August 2026 brochure shows up to five battery modules (25.6 kWh) on the inverter tower. For more storage, add a second battery tower built on a Deye AI-W5.1-PDU1-B power distribution unit and base, which takes up to six more modules. Deye recommends up to 50 kWh in total. Larger multi-tower systems are configured to suit your site, so get in touch for a tailored quote. About the 6 module option: older Deye documents show six modules on the inverter tower, while Deye's latest brochure shows five. We are confirming this with Deye. If the sixth module needs its own tower, that tower needs a PDU1 base, which is not included in this option, and we will contact you before dispatch.