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Solar Battery Brands UK: Compared (2026)

Independent reviews of the main residential solar battery brands available to UK homeowners in 2026. Specs, UK pricing, tariff compatibility, and when each brand is the right choice.

Popular Brands

BrandCapacityWarrantyIndicative UK price
Tesla PowerwallRead review →
GivEnergyRead review →
FoxESS2.88–14.4 kWh (modular, stackable)10 years / 70% end-of-life capacity£3,500–£9,500 installed depending on capacityRead review →
Pylontech2.4–19.2 kWh (modular stacking)10 years / 80% end-of-life (Force-H); 7 years (US-series)£3,000–£11,000 depending on stack size and inverter pairingRead review →
Sunsynk5.32–15 kWh (stackable)10 years£2,800–£8,500 installedRead review →
Alpha ESS2.9–22.8 kWh (depending on model)10 years / 70% end-of-life£5,000–£12,000 installed for integrated battery + hybrid inverterRead review →
Sonnen5.5–22 kWh (sonnenBatterie 10)10 years or 10,000 cycles (whichever comes first) — one of the longest in the UK market£8,000–£16,000 installed — premium tierRead review →
SolaX Power4.5–25 kWh (modular)10 years / 60% end-of-life capacity£3,800–£10,500 installedRead review →
LG Energy Solution (LG Chem)RESU Prime: 10 kWh or 16 kWh (no longer sold in UK)10 years / 60–70% end-of-life (varies by model)Second-hand £2,000–£5,000 — new units unavailable in UKRead review →
Powervault4.1–19.6 kWh (modular)10 years / 70% end-of-life capacity£4,500–£11,000 installedRead review →

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