Dyness - Battery Reviews

About Dyness

Dyness is a Chinese battery manufacturer headquartered in Suzhou, with an Australian office in Melbourne.

Australian Office Contact Details

Address: 8/125 Highbury Road, Burwood VIC 3125
Telephone: 1300 396 377
Sales Email: [email protected]
After-sales Email: [email protected]
Australian website

Company Info

The full name of the company is Dyness Digital Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Its headquarters are in Suzhou, a city smooshed against the east side of Shanghai. The company started in 2017 and has sold home batteries in Australia since 2018. They claim to have over 550 employees worldwide.    

Dyness Batteries Available In Australia

Dyness's latest home batteries are the PowerBox G2, the Stack100 Pro, and the Cygni all-in-one.

PowerBox G2

The Dyness site states the PowerBox G2 has a nominal capacity of 10.24kWh, but doesn't give its usable capacity, which is 9.7kWh. They say up to 50 can be installed at a site, allowing for more storage than any normal household will ever need. It requires a compatible hybrid inverter. There's a reasonably long list of these, including GoodWe, Schneider, Solis, and Victron. It can be installed outdoors - or at least Dyness describes it as "outdoor capable". It can operate at up to 55 degrees, but can derate and reduce power as it approaches its upper temperature limit.

Stack100 Pro

This is a stackable battery system for homes and businesses that can range from 15kWh all the way up to 921kWh. It requires a compatible hybrid inverter and can potentially be installed outside.  

Cygni All-In-One

The Dyness Cygni is an all-in-one battery with a built-in hybrid inverter. This allows rooftop solar panels to be directly connected to it, so the panels won't need a separate solar inverter. It has stackable modules and can range from 7.3 to 43.8kWh. It can be installed outside and has an operating temperature range from 0 to 50 degrees. Like basically all batteries, it can derate and reduce power as it approaches its upper limit. 

Warranty Information

Dyness warranties are available on their website. In general, the warranties are for 10 years and promise they'll retain a minimum of 70% of their original capacity. There are also throughput limits that will cause the warranty to end once the amount of stored energy it has provided meets a set amount. But as these allow around one full cycle or more per day, in normal use, the warranty will last a full 10 years. 

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