The GivEnergy All in One combines battery storage and an inverter in an integrated system. This article originally covered the earlier 13.5kWh product. The product family has developed, so a quotation should identify the exact generation, gateway and any expansion equipment.
Which GivEnergy All in One is being specified?
The manufacturer’s May 2023 All in One datasheet describes the earlier 13.5kWh model. GivEnergy’s current All in One range includes newer equipment with different integration and expansion options. Do not combine specifications from different generations.
Capacity, power and backup
Stored energy in kWh determines potential duration. Inverter power in kW limits what can run at the same time. Check usable capacity, continuous output and any short-duration overload rating separately.
Backup requires the compatible gateway and a properly designed installation. Confirm supported circuits, switchover behaviour, reserve settings and whether solar can operate during an outage. A backup claim does not guarantee that every appliance runs uninterrupted.
How could it reduce electricity costs?
The system may store solar electricity for later use or charge during lower-priced tariff periods. The benefit depends on consumption, tariff rules, losses and how often the capacity is used. Request a calculation based on your energy data, not a universal percentage saving.
Our battery and EV tariff guide explains the annual-cost comparison.
What should an installed price cover?
Identify the battery generation, gateway, controls, electrical work, network requirements, commissioning and warranty conditions. Confirm location and access requirements before ordering. Earlier offers on this page are not current prices.
Renew-Able Solutions provides battery storage assessment and installation across Edinburgh, East Lothian and wider Scotland. Send us your annual electricity use and existing solar details to discuss suitable options.
Reviewed 27 September 2026.
