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It does indeed look like the same battery, just rebranded.

Installer says it will. He says it works better with Sunsynk inverters as it doesn't need a Riot

Found the following battery which looks almost identical to the EVO. It seems to be a rebrand of the same battery https://www.takealot.com/lithium-ion-5-5kw-wall-mount-battery/PLID72999701

Thanks for the info, the enclosure does indeed look to be identical to the Hubble

It's definitely Evo. Here's a photo of it as well as the specs EVO5.7V-1.2.pdf

Hi everyone. I'm busy investigating setting up a solar system at my place. I have a few challenges, including the majority of my roof currently being taken up by my pool heating system, limiting the amount of space available for panels. I currently use between 600 - 700 kwH per month and had been planning on around 7kw if panels, a Sunsynk 5/8 kW inverter and starting off with around 6kwH of lithium battery storage. I've had an installer out who's provided me with the following quotes (and is advocating I use EVO batteries). I'm looking for guidance from more experienced forumites on the costs, the total panel sizes he's recommended and whether this is an install you'd take up?. Quotation for 8kw Sunsynk inverter, 1 x 5.7kwH Evo battery Quotation for 2x 5kw Growatt inverters, 2 x Evo 5.7 kWh batteries. The only info on the Evo batteries I have is what's on the attached spec sheet, I've been unable to find info online. EVO5.7V-1.2.pdf Installer has offered to swop out the Evo batteries for Hubble (which was my original choice) in six months time if I'm not satisfied with them.

My installer has recommended ECO v5.7 LiFePo4 batteries for my solar installation, but I've never heard of these and am unable to find any info on them. Has anyone dealt with them before and have any experience / info on them? I've searched online and not found anything, which makes me skeptical. My installer provided a spec sheet but I can't find a way to upload a PDF, so I'm unable to share it. Any info would be really appreciated.