SUNGROW

About SUNGROW

Sungrow Power Supply was founded in Hefei in November 1997 and has concentrated on solar inverters, energy storage and other renewable power equipment ever since. Its chairman joined the company in 1998 and has held the role since 2007. Listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext market since 2011 under stock code 300274, it had 19,006 staff at the end of 2025 and kept 7,625 of them in research and development. By its own account its 2025 shipments came to 143 GW of solar inverters and 43 GWh of storage, sold into more than 100 countries and regions. Sungrow runs its Australian business through a wholly owned subsidiary, Sungrow Australia Group Pty Ltd, registered in February 2014 and based in North Sydney. That company is the importer on Sungrow's Australian battery warranty, with a local service line and email, and battery claims reach it online through the installer who fitted the system. Both of Sungrow's home batteries are designed around its SH hybrid inverters. The SBR builds a tower from 3.2 kWh modules between 6.4 and 25.6 kWh, while the SBH uses 5.0 kWh modules for 15 to 40 kWh. Both carry lithium iron phosphate cells and are made in China, and the SH hybrids come in single-phase and three-phase models. The Clean Energy Council listed its batteries and SH hybrids as approved in October 2026, and its register of suspended or de-listed products names none of Sungrow's. Synergy's Supported Solutions List carried the SH hybrids for battery storage in September 2026, the three-phase SH5.0RT and SH10RT provisionally.