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GoodWe Solar & Energy Storage Solutions

GoodWe is a leading Chinese solar inverter and energy storage company, established in 2010. Renowned for quality, reliability, and affordability, GoodWe delivers smart energy solutions for homes and businesses around the world.

GoodWe batteries use Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄, LFP) cells, which are widely recognised as one of the safest and longest-lasting lithium-ion chemistries. These batteries provide high cycle stability, allowing repeated charging and discharging without significant degradation over time.


GoodWe Battery Solutions in Australia

GoodWe offers a range of modular energy storage systems to meet different residential and small commercial energy needs. Their products combine safety, flexibility, and intelligent control features.

GoodWe Lynx Home U Series (Low-Voltage Residential Batteries)

The Lynx Home U Series is specifically designed for Australian homes. This low-voltage LFP battery range is modular, scalable, and compatible with a variety of GoodWe inverters, making it ideal for homeowners looking to maximise solar self-consumption and backup power.

Key Features:

  • Smart Energy Control: Remote diagnostics, firmware updates, and automatic reboot after undervoltage events.

  • User-Friendly Installation: Auto-recognition of modules and plug-and-play wiring simplifies setup.

  • Reliable & Safe: LFP battery technology ensures high cycle stability and long lifespan, with IP65 protection for safe outdoor installations.

  • Flexible Capacity: Expandable storage options ranging from 5.4 kWh to 32.4 kWh, compatible with GoodWe ES and SBP inverter series.


GoodWe batteries provide a safe, reliable, and future-ready energy storage solution for Australian homeowners, combining intelligent control, scalable capacity, and robust LFP technology.

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  1. [GoodWe Lynx Home U Series (5.4–32.4 kWh)]