KEBA KeContact P30 x-series added
The current Australian specialist listing is now compared with explicit OCPP, load-management, solar-control and model-code caveats.
Catalogue change log
New Australian products, launches, major verified price changes, discontinued models, corrected specifications and new buying guides - in one dated feed.
Scheduled catalogue research adds records to this log. A product is not silently deleted when availability changes: it is marked discontinued and retained for history. A deal appears only after a material Australian price change has been verified.
The current Australian specialist listing is now compared with explicit OCPP, load-management, solar-control and model-code caveats.
The current 7.4, 11 and 22 kW EVC2 family is now compared with Australian pricing, local availability and separate accessory requirements.
RRP, a current observed Australian online price and the historical observed sale low are now separate fields rather than one ambiguous price.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the complete wire-free package.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the wire-free package.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the complete wire-free package.
The compact CEC-listed L5.3 battery now has explicit single- and three-phase Sunsynk inverter routes.
Current CEC-listed single- and three-phase Sunsynk hybrid models are now exposed at model level.
Seven current three-phase battery configurations are now compared with their ASW H-T2/T3 hybrid route.
Current single- and three-phase ASW hybrid inverter model ladders are now available in the inverter comparison.
The Australian single- and three-phase H2 model ladder is now compared alongside its B2 and B2S battery pairings.
The newer 12.8–51.2 kWh usable B2S family is now included with explicit H2 inverter and backup checks.
The established 4.8–24 kWh usable B2 family is now compared with current phase-matched H2 inverter options.
The 7 kWh AC-coupled M-ELV family is now included with its current single- and three-phase CEC entries.
The 20 kW three-phase EP2000 system is now compared using CEC-listed usable capacity rather than nominal package capacity.
The installed single-phase EP760 range is now included with CEC-listed B500 usable capacity and an explicit inverter-approval caveat.
A new everyday-life EV finder compares household space, charging routine, practical range, support and ownership compromises.
Five or more substantial guides now cover each major product category, including price, property, compatibility and installation questions.
Seven evidence-led guides now connect catalogue facts, comparison tools and finder recommendations.
Additional entry, mid-range and premium Australian-supported models were added, including current Amazon Australia channels.
The battery planner now explains compatible inverter families and configuration limitations alongside its battery suggestions.
Current Australian wire-free families were expanded across entry, mid-range and premium tiers.
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