ESY Sunhome Solar Battery Systems
Smart Energy Storage Solutions by AMG SOLAR ENERGY EXPERTS
Bi-Directional Meter Upgrades
Power Your Home with ESY Sunhome
Discover smarter, more reliable home energy storage with ESY Sunhome solar battery systems, available through AMG SOLAR ENERGY EXPERTS.
ESY Sunhome combines advanced battery technology, intelligent energy management and a modern all-in-one design to help Australian households make better use of their solar energy.
Store excess solar electricity generated during the day and use it when you need it most, including evenings, peak electricity periods and power outages when an appropriate backup configuration is installed.
Take Control of Your Energy Future.
Contact AMG SOLAR ENERGY EXPERTS today to explore the right ESY Sunhome battery solution for your property.
Battery Safety Technology
Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery chemistry offers excellent thermal stability, durability and long operating life. Integrated protection features help support safe and reliable operation.
Smart Energy Management
Monitor and manage your household electricity through ESY Sunhome’s intelligent energy management platform.
Real-Time Energy Monitoring
Track solar generation, electricity consumption, battery charging and stored energy through the mobile application.
Intelligent Energy Optimisation
Smart energy management functions help improve the way your household generates, stores and consumes electricity.
Remote System Access
Access supported monitoring and system settings remotely through your smartphone.
Virtual Power Plant Compatibility
Selected ESY Sunhome configurations may support Virtual Power Plant participation, subject to provider compatibility and eligibility requirements.
ESY Sunhome HM6 – Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Inverter output | 6 kW |
| Battery module capacity | 5.12 kWh |
| Storage capacity | 5.12–30.72 kWh |
| Battery modules | 1–6 |
| Maximum PV input | 8 kW |
| MPPT trackers | 2 |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 6,000+ cycles |
| Depth of discharge | Up to 95% |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Backup switching | Under 20 ms |
| Cooling | Passive cooling |
| Operating noise | Below 25 dB |
Specifications are indicative of the referenced HM6 configuration and should be confirmed against the latest manufacturer datasheet.
ESY Sunhome Three-Phase Battery Solutions
For larger homes and properties with increased energy requirements, ESY Sunhome offers three-phase hybrid energy storage solutions.
The HM10-H, HM15-H and HM20-H range is designed to support higher electrical loads, solar energy storage and compatible backup applications.
HM10-H – Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Inverter output | 10 kW three-phase |
| Battery module capacity | 10 kWh |
| Storage per tower | 10–30 kWh |
| Expandable storage | Up to approximately 90 kWh |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 6,000+ cycles |
| Depth of discharge | Up to 95% |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Backup switching | Under 20 ms |
| Cooling | Passive cooling |
| Operating noise | Below 25 dB |
Actual capacity, backup performance and compatibility depend on the selected
configuration and installation.
If you're installing a solar system for the first time, your electricity retailer is responsible for arranging the installation of a bi-directional smart meter.
Already have a smart meter? It may still need to be reconfigured to allow for bi-directional metering. Contact your retailer to confirm.
If your property still has an analogue or non-smart meter, it must be replaced with a smart meter before connecting a solar system.
ESY Sunhome HM6 – Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Inverter output | 6 kW |
| Battery module capacity | 5.12 kWh |
| Storage capacity | 5.12–30.72 kWh |
| Battery modules | 1–6 |
| Maximum PV input | 8 kW |
| MPPT trackers | 2 |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 6,000+ cycles |
| Depth of discharge | Up to 95% |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Backup switching | Under 20 ms |
| Cooling | Passive cooling |
| Operating noise | Below 25 dB |
Specifications are indicative of the referenced HM6 configuration and should be confirmed against the latest manufacturer datasheet.
ESY Sunhome Three-Phase Battery Solutions
For larger homes and properties with increased energy requirements, ESY Sunhome offers three-phase hybrid energy storage solutions.
The HM10-H, HM15-H and HM20-H range is designed to support higher electrical loads, solar energy storage and compatible backup applications.
HM10-H – Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Inverter output | 10 kW three-phase |
| Battery module capacity | 10 kWh |
| Storage per tower | 10–30 kWh |
| Expandable storage | Up to approximately 90 kWh |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 6,000+ cycles |
| Depth of discharge | Up to 95% |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Backup switching | Under 20 ms |
| Cooling | Passive cooling |
| Operating noise | Below 25 dB |
Actual capacity, backup performance and compatibility depend on the selected
configuration and installation.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
About Smart Meters for Solar Systems in South Australia
A bi-directional smart meter is a modern electricity meter that measures both the power you consume from the grid and the power your solar system exports back to the grid. This is essential for tracking energy use and earning solar feed-in tariffs.
Yes. A smart meter is required for all new solar installations. It ensures that your solar generation and consumption are measured accurately for billing and feed-in credit purposes.
If your current smart meter isn’t set up for solar export (bi-directional metering), it may need to be reconfigured. Contact your electricity retailer to check if your existing meter is compatible.
If you have an old analogue meter or a non-digital meter, it must be replaced with a smart meter before a solar system can be installed and connected to the grid.
Your electricity retailer is responsible for arranging the installation or upgrade of your meter. You must contact them to schedule the installation or reconfiguration.
Yes. You must have a smart meter if:
Your current meter is faulty or outdated
You’re installing a new solar system
There’s no meter at the property (e.g., new builds)
Costs may vary depending on your electricity retailer’s policies and whether it's a new installation or a reconfiguration. It’s best to check directly with your provider.
The installation timeline depends on your retailer’s availability. In most cases, once scheduled, installation takes a few hours. Your retailer will inform you of the expected timeline.
Once installed, your solar system will be tested to ensure it accurately measures both imported and exported energy. After successful setup, you'll start seeing solar feed-in credits on your electricity bills.