Photovoltaics, batteries, backup power, EV charging and smart energy management, all in one integrated system.
Sigenergy offers residential solutions ranging from a standalone hybrid inverter to the complete SigenStor ecosystem. SOLSOL provides supply, technical support and after-sales service.
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Inverter, battery, backup, EV charging and energy management all in one system.
Start with a hybrid inverter, then add a battery and backup later.
Quick connectors, automatic device pairing and integrated diagnostics minimise the amount of external cabling and make it easier to commission the system.
Protection from the cell level through to the module and the entire system.
Technical enquiries, diagnostics and complaints all handled in one place.
SigenStor is a modular energy system that combines a photovoltaic inverter, battery power electronics, battery modules and energy management in a single solution. Depending on the configuration, the system can also be supplemented with a home backup system or DC charging for an electric vehicle.
Thanks to its integrated architecture, the installation company does not need to assemble the core components of the energy system from several different manufacturers. The individual devices are designed to communicate with one another and are managed via the shared mySigen app.

SigenStor can be used for a new photovoltaic power plant with a battery, an AC-connected storage system, a backup power system, or a solution combining photovoltaics, a battery and electric vehicle charging.
Sigenergy hybrid inverters can be used for a stand-alone photovoltaic system or as the basis for a system that will later be expanded to include a battery and a backup power supply.
The manufacturer’s residential range includes both single-phase and three-phase variants. The presentation features single-phase models ranging from 2 to 6 kW and three-phase models ranging from 3 to 12 kW.
The inverters are approximately 100 mm deep, so they take up less space and can be more easily integrated into utility rooms with limited space.
Cooling requires no internal or external fan. The manufacturer states a noise level of around 25 dB depending on the specific model – which is below the level of a human whisper. The absence of a fan also eliminates a moving part that is prone to gradual wear and tear.

All-day backup
Rapid switchover to backup
Higher start-up power
The Sigenergy battery storage system is based on individual SigenStor BAT 6.0 and BAT 10.0 modules. According to the manufacturer’s presentation, one to six battery modules can be combined in a single column. A SOLSOL sales representative will confirm the specific models and their availability.
Each battery module has its own optimiser, and the modules are connected in parallel. This allows the system to better accommodate differences in charge level, condition or parameters between individual modules. This simplifies battery management and facilitates future expansion.

The battery modules utilise several layers of protection, including heat-resistant and aerogel insulation elements, an integrated fire-suppression element, a pressure relief valve and comprehensive temperature monitoring.
At the system-wide level, these are supplemented by protection against arc faults, grid faults, short circuits on the DC bus, and the propagation of faults between individual parts of the system.
The mySigen app provides an overview of the photovoltaic power plant’s output, household consumption, battery status and energy flows between the various parts of the system.
Users can monitor energy flows, battery information and the system’s operational status, as well as manage connected devices, all from a single interface.
Sigenergy was founded in 2022 and focuses on interconnected solutions for residential, commercial and large-scale energy projects. Its residential portfolio includes SigenStor, hybrid inverters, batteries, backup systems, electric vehicle charging and a shared software platform.
The manufacturer therefore does not merely produce individual components, but builds an entire ecosystem for energy generation, storage and management.
From an installation company’s perspective, however, the manufacturer’s global scale is only one part of the decision. Equally important is who will handle technical enquiries and issues after installation. That is why we complement Sigenergy’s products with our own SOLSOL support.
The collaboration does not end with the choice of technology. We also provide installation companies with support when working with Sigenergy products and in addressing technical requirements.
SOLSOL is the direct point of contact for:
This means that the installation company does not have to deal with technology, technical support and complaints through several different organisations.
You’ll receive products, technical support and a complaints service all from a single partner.
Sigenergy forms part of our residential portfolio as a comprehensive solution for customers seeking an interconnected and scalable energy system.
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Yes. Sigenergy hybrid inverters can be used as a standalone basis for a solar power system, with battery storage added later. This means the customer does not have to invest in the entire system right from the start, and the installation can be gradually expanded according to their needs. For some configurations, a relevant licence or activation of a specific function may be required to connect a battery at a later date.
The system can be supplemented with the Sigenergy Energy Gateway, which, in the event of a grid outage, isolates the installation from the grid and enables selected circuits – or, depending on the configuration, all domestic circuits – to be powered from the battery and photovoltaic system. For supported configurations, Sigenergy states that the transition to backup mode is seamless from the load’s perspective. The specific output and scope of the backup always depend on the system design, the inverter’s output, the battery and the household’s wiring.
The Sigenergy battery storage system has a modular design, so the capacity can be tailored to a specific installation and increased later if necessary. This means the customer does not have to purchase the maximum capacity right from the start.
Individual battery modules are combined into a single system and, thanks to the parallel architecture, the solution can be expanded to accommodate future household consumption, a larger photovoltaic system or, for example, the purchase of an electric vehicle. The entire system remains monitored and controlled collectively within the Sigenergy ecosystem.
Yes. The entire system can be monitored and controlled via the mySigen app. Within the app, the user can view photovoltaic generation, household consumption, battery status and current energy flows, and can adjust the system’s operating modes. This allows them to monitor the entire Sigenergy ecosystem within a single interface, rather than individual devices separately.
Yes. At Sigenergy, we don’t want to be just a technology supplier. SOLSOL provides support with system design and configuration, technical consultations, assistance with diagnostics and after-sales service. This means the installation company has a single point of contact for the technology, technical support and after-sales service.

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