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Givenergy All-in-one launched & price. Competition for Tesla Powerwall?

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https://givenergy.co.uk/all-in-one https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/giv-energy/giv-gateway £388.84

Looks like an interesting option?


Listed Grade 2 building with large modern extension.
LG Therma V 16kw ASHP
Underfloor heating + Rads
8kw pv solar
3 x 8.2kw GivEnergy batteries
1 x GivEnergy Gen1 hybrid 5.0kw inverter
Manual changeover EPS
MG4 EV


   
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And this week the 3.6kW All in One has landed in the UK. From what I understand, this scaled-back version of the All in One can be fitted without any G99 certification, while still giving you all the benefits of being in “island” mode.

Has anyone taken the plunge with GivEnergy’s All in One batteries?


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On our house we have

8kw pv solar
3 x 8.2kw GivEnergy batteries
1 x GivEnergy Gen1 hybrid 5.0kw inverter

we're looking to add solar to an annex/holiday let:
16 panels say 425w = 6.8kw and will add a battery that offers whole home backup/gateway etc

I think the main options are Tesla, Solaredge or Givenergy AiO

Prices of solar panels have been falling... Lithium prices have collapsed... so I'm hoping both these feed through to lower installed prices too. But as usual prices are slow to react on the way down! Not rushing to install for now but would be interested in any suggestions for best battery option

 


Listed Grade 2 building with large modern extension.
LG Therma V 16kw ASHP
Underfloor heating + Rads
8kw pv solar
3 x 8.2kw GivEnergy batteries
1 x GivEnergy Gen1 hybrid 5.0kw inverter
Manual changeover EPS
MG4 EV


   
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