Residential battery comparison profile

SAJ
HS5 EK70

SAJ's next-generation all-in-one platform, now being prepared for the Australian market.

Research-based opinionAustralian launch - approval pendingChecked 7 August 2026
SAJ brand mark used because a reusable Australian product image is not yet available6–54 kWh
Usable capacity range
6–54 kWh
Architecture
Integrated
Phase support
Single-phase
Backup
Whole-home capable
Warranty
Australian warranty terms pending
Cell chemistry
LFP
CEC status checked
CEC approval pending for the Australian HS5 EK70 launch as at 7 August 2026. Do not treat this profile as approval evidence.
Standout specification
6–54 kWh AU launch ladder, 63 A bypass, ≤10 ms switching, built-in DC/DC optimisation and up to four MPPTs
Show 4 model variants

These model names sit inside the family above. Capacity, phase and output still need to match the installed configuration.

  • EK70 HS5-5K-S3-X
  • EK70 HS5-6K-S3-X
  • EK70 HS5-8K-S3-X
  • EK70 HS5-10K-S4-X
EDITORIAL OPINION - BASED ON THE CITED RESEARCH
HS5 is the SAJ system to watch, but it should not be compared as a normally available approved product yet. Treat quotes as expressions of interest until the exact EK70 model appears on the current Australian approvals and warranty documents.
Best suited to
Early-stage planning for a high-capacity all-in-one system with strong backup and smart-home ambitions
What stands out
6–54 kWh AU launch ladder, 63 A bypass, ≤10 ms switching, built-in DC/DC optimisation and up to four MPPTs
  • Australian CEC approval and final market availability are still pending.
  • The global HS5 page describes a broader platform than the supplied Australian single-phase launch datasheet, so global claims may not apply to the AU configuration.

Ask for these points to be answered against the exact model numbers and installed configuration in your quote.

Evidence check

Last checked

Australian sources
Specifications last checked
7 August 2026
Price last checked
7 August 2026
Australian availability last checked
7 August 2026

What changed

  • Australian launch: The supplied 5–10 kW single-phase launch range and 6–54 kWh battery configurations are now compared with an explicit CEC approval-pending warning.
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