Hoymiles has exhibited at the 2026 edition of All Energy Australia, showcasing a comprehensive portfolio of solar and energy storage solutions. Featuring residential, C&I and utility-scale energy storage solutions, the exhibition highlighted the company’s expanding presence in Australia and commitment to local partnerships.
The HiOne All-in-One BESS combines an inverter, battery and energy management system to simplify home energy management. Its AI mode helps households maximize solar self-consumption and reduce grid reliance during peak hours, with its stackable design supporting 8–64 kWh of storage capacity, accommodating growing energy needs.
Launched in August, HiSwitch and HiBox made their Australian debut at the expo, expanding HiOne’s backup capabilities. HiSwitch integrates five functions into a compact DIN-rail-mounted device, while HiBox enables system expansion and integration with compatible third-party generators and PV inverters. Together, they support seamless off-grid switching and flexible whole-home backup.
Hoymiles also presented its HIT hybrid inverters and LB batteries to serve a broader range of residential applications.
For businesses seeking to reduce electricity costs and improve solar utilization, the company presented the HoyUltra 261A and HoyUltra 2000M storage systems. The HoyUltra 261A combines intelligent energy dispatch with adaptive liquid cooling to support efficient operation, achieving equivalent round-trip efficiency above 88.4% while reducing auxiliary energy consumption by more than 30%.
Supporting diverse power supply configurations, the HoyUltra 2000M features a maximum capacity of 2.61 MWh per cabinet. Compared with conventional 10-cabinet parallel configurations, it reduces footprint by approximately 15% and cuts on-site installation and commissioning time from around 46 hours to 10 hours. It supports 400 V, 690 V and 800 V AC voltage levels, with a built-in static transfer switch (STS).
Also on display were the HoyPrime DC 6.261 MWh system, designed to maximize energy density and reduce project footprint. Its multi-layer thermal insulation, multi-level fire protection and active thermal runaway risk detection support system safety and ensure the stable operation of power plants.
During the exhibition, the company signed partnerships with multiple local channel and service players to reinforce the commitment to developing its Australian market presence.
