Matching a battery to a Deye inverter — HV vs LV

Deye hybrids come in two battery-voltage classes, and a battery only works with an inverter of the same class. Get this wrong and the battery simply won’t commission — the inverter’s DC window can’t reach it.

• LV (low voltage) — 48 V nominal systems, battery window typically 40–60 V.
• HV (high voltage) — stacked high-voltage packs, battery window from 160 V up to 700–1000 V depending on the inverter.

Never pair across classes. An HV battery on a 48 V LV inverter (or the reverse) is not a configuration problem — the voltage ranges don’t overlap at all.

Low-voltage (48 V) inverters

Inverter	Phase	Battery window
SUN-3–6K-SG04LP1	Single	40–60 V
SUN-8K-SG05LP1	Single	40–60 V
SUN-10–12K-SG02LP1	Single	40–60 V
SUN-14–16K-SG01LP1	Single	40–60 V
SUN-5–12K-SG04LP3	Three	40–60 V
SUN-14–20K-SG05LP3	Three	40–60 V
AI-W5.1-B-ESS (all-in-one)	Single / Three	40–60 V (battery included)

LV batteries: AI-W5.1-B · RW-F10.2 · RW-M6.1-B · SE-G5.1 Pro-B

High-voltage inverters

Inverter	Phase	Battery window
SUN-10–25K-SG01HP3	Three	160–700 V
SUN-29–50K-SG01HP3	Three	160–800 V
SUN-60–80K-SG02HP3	Three	160–1000 V

HV batteries: BOS-G · BOS-G Pro · BOS-B Pro-A3 · GE-F60 · GE-F120

The HV class is not limited to one inverter family — all three SG01HP3 / SG02HP3 ranges above are high-voltage, with different upper limits. Check the specific window for the model you’re quoting.

String inverters

The SUN G05 on-grid string range has no battery port — it’s PV-only. To add storage to a G05 site you either AC-couple a separate battery system or change the inverter; see AC vs DC coupling.

Before you order

Match the class first, then confirm the exact battery model is on the approved list for that specific inverter and firmware — the class match is necessary but not on its own sufficient. Check the inverter and battery datasheets, and for anything site-specific use the enquiry portal.