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Every major home battery sold in Australia, compared on usable capacity, power, chemistry, warranty and typical installed price. Sorted by value: dollars per usable kWh, cheapest first. Prices are pre-rebate installed ranges as of August 2026.
BatteryUsable kWhPower kWChemistryWarrantyBackupInstalled price$/kWh
GoodWe Lynx Home F G2 12.8 kWh12.86LFP10 yrsYesA$9,500–A$11,500A$820
Fox ESS EP1110.365.5LFP10 yrsYesA$8,000–A$9,500A$845
Alpha ESS SMILE5 13.3 kWh12.35LFP10 yrsYesA$10,000–A$12,000A$894
Sigenergy SigenStor 16 kWh16.1210LFP10 yrsYesA$13,500–A$16,000A$915
Sungrow SBH 12.8 kWh12.810.24LFP10 yrsYesA$11,000–A$13,500A$957
BYD Battery-Box Premium HVM 11.011.0410.2LFP10 yrsYesA$10,000–A$12,500A$1019
Tesla Powerwall 313.511.04NMC/LFP hybrid pack10 yrsYesA$12,500–A$15,500A$1037
Sigenergy SigenStor 8 kWh8.066LFP10 yrsYesA$9,000–A$11,000A$1241

Installed price = typical full-system range including hybrid inverter where integrated, before rebates. Methodology: median of real quotes plus published installer pricing.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest home battery per kWh in Australia?
Budget modular LFP systems such as Fox ESS currently land around A$750-900 per usable kWh installed; premium integrated systems like Tesla Powerwall 3 sit above A$1,000/kWh.
What size battery do most Australian homes need?
Most grid-connected homes use 10-15 kWh of storage to cover evening consumption. Check your evening usage on your bill: a battery covering 4pm to 9am without waste pays back fastest.
Do these prices include the federal battery rebate?
No. Table prices are pre-rebate installed prices. The federal Cheaper Home Batteries program discounts roughly A$330 per usable kWh in 2026, applied by your installer.