Growatt’s latest energy solution, featuring the MIN 2.5-6KTL-XH2 inverter and APX-S0 modular battery system, has officially been approved for use in Australia.
This milestone introduces homeowners to a scalable, future-proof energy storage option designed to optimise solar energy usage and support energy independence.
At the heart of the system is Growatt’s MIN 2.5-6KTL-XH2 inverter, offering a powerful on-grid solution that can easily upgrade to energy storage. Supporting a DC input capacity of 16A and a short-circuit limit of 24A, the inverter ensures compatibility with a wide range of solar panels, while allowing up to 200 per cent DC oversizing.
Designed with Australian regulations in mind, the inverter integrates the CSIP-AUS dynamic export limit feature, ensuring compliance with export limits in South Australia and Victoria without additional hardware.
Flexible configurations with current transformers (CTs) and smart meters further simplify installation, making it an ideal choice for Australian homeowners seeking efficiency and compliance.
The APX-S0 battery pairs seamlessly with the MIN-XH2 inverter, offering a modular design with 5 kilowatt-hour (kWh) per module and a scalable capacity of up to 30kWh.
Its unique “mix-and-match” feature lets users combine new and existing modules, providing a cost-effective way to expand storage as energy needs grow.
Built with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) technology, the battery ensures safety, longevity, and reliability, even in demanding environments, supported by its robust IP66 rating.
Together, the MIN-XH2 inverter and APX-S0 battery deliver an efficient, customisable solution tailored to the needs of Australian homes.
By optimising solar energy use and supporting energy independence, this system empowers homeowners to reduce reliance on the grid while adapting to future energy demands.
Growatt also offers a seven-day customer support hotline, ensuring peace of mind and accessibility. Call 1800 476 928 any day between 9AM and 7PM Sydney time for assistance.
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