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Getting your battery size right makes a bigger difference than most people expect. The right capacity helps you store more daytime solar and use it at night, reduce grid use during peak times, and add real backup coverage during outages.
Most home batteries fall into two categories:
In this blog, we’ll explain how battery sizing works and walk through the battery systems we offer, including fixed and modular options. You’ll learn how each model scales, what the maximum capacities look like, and how to choose the right size for your home and energy goals.
A fixed-size battery is a single unit with a set storage capacity. It’s usually the simplest option because the footprint is clean and the sizing decision is straightforward.
A strong example is Tesla Powerwall 3. It starts as a fixed-size battery, but it can scale up later using Expansion Packs. That gives you the simplicity of fixed sizing with a clear upgrade path if your usage grows.
Fixed sizing is often ideal when you want:
A modular battery system builds capacity in blocks. You start with a base number of modules and expand later by adding more.
Modular batteries suit homeowners who want:
The key advantage is simple. You can start at a practical size now, then expand later instead of replacing the system.
Our current solar batteries range covers both fixed and modular sizing styles:
Powerwall 3 is a fixed-size battery designed for strong household coverage and a clean installation. The key sizing advantage is that you can start with one battery, then increase storage later using the Powerwall 3 Expansion Pack.
Base size, expansion steps, and maximum capacity:
That creates clear “steps” you can size to:
Current Powerwall 3 Deals
These packages are built for households that want noticeable night-time coverage, stronger self-consumption, and a cleaner pathway to expand later.
Sungrow SBR is a modular battery designed to scale by adding modules. It’s ideal if you want to start with a sensible size, then expand later as your needs increase.
Module size and maximum configuration
SBR uses modular blocks that scale storage up in steps.
This makes SBR a strong option for households that want to start mid-size and still have a high ceiling if they later want a bigger build.
Current Sungrow SBR Deals
Sungrow SBH is another modular platform, often chosen when you want a higher-capacity build from day one.
Module size and maximum configuration
SBH is designed for larger storage sizing in modular steps.
Current Sungrow SBH Deals
SolaX Triple Power uses 5.1kWh modules, making it a practical modular option when you want storage to scale in clean steps.
Module size and maximum configuration
This is why SolaX is popular for homeowners who want to start at a sensible capacity, then expand later rather than oversizing upfront.
Current SolaX Deals
Eligibility depends on current rebate rules, your install timing, and your site details. In many cases, these battery systems can be eligible when installed and commissioned to program requirements.
The safest approach is to confirm:
If you need help confirming rebate eligibility for your home, get in touch with SolarBright and book a free consultation.
Yes. Custom installs are available for both:
Sizing is based on your usage, tariff, goals, and future plans so you get a system that actually delivers results.
Get in touch to choose the right battery size.
Book a free consultation for tailored sizing advice, or call us to speak with a battery specialist today.
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