All In One question, can it connect to other givenergy batteries?

#1 THALL 2023-04-27

As the subject line. Maybe @TheDragon (GivEnergy) might know? Or is the all in one only compatible with more all in one's? I suspect the latter but thought I would ask!

#2 TheDragon (GivEnergy) 2023-04-27

The AIO uses HV batteries. It cannot connect to other batteries. You can stack AIOs too for more power/capacity

You can however have your existing hybrid/AC3 in place upstream of the AIO. Same for existing PV, it is designed to allow existing PV to also be connected, on or off grid

K

#3 kram 2023-04-27

If it’s a HV battery is the AIO battery based on NMC or something other than LiFePO4 battery technology?

#4 TheDragon (GivEnergy) 2023-04-27

kram it's LFP.
4x 72v packs

K

#5 kram 2023-04-27

TheDragon (GivEnergy)
Interesting. Most HV packs are the less stable technologies, which have some advantages but are generally less resilient when there’s a fault.

As such a HV pack based on LFP is interesting, albeit potentially more complicated

#6 THALL 2023-04-28

TheDragon (GivEnergy) The fact you can use the AIO and current systems in 1 house is interesting. I was hoping to mix a hybrid and ac3 recently...... I was asking as I was wondering about upgrade routes for my current kit as the chances of all the units dying at the same time are unlikely. What I would like is the large output capacity in the event of a powercut, the AIO would give me that. When I say more I mean more on a single circuit, I would like to keep my air source heating running which sucks 3 - 4kw. Maybe an AC5? ;-)

Thank for the info though!

#7 TheDragon (GivEnergy) 2023-04-28

THALL AIO will by default the entire house