Sell your GivEnergy All in One
The GivEnergy All in One holds a 13.5 kWh battery and a 6.0 or 3.6 kW inverter in one cabinet, with no solar input of its own. We buy it, with its Giv-Gateway if it has one. Once you accept our written offer, our engineer disconnects the cabinet and our van collects it free across mainland England and Wales.
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- Capacity
- 13.5 kWh
- Power
- 6.0 or 3.6 kW
- Voltage
- 307 V
- Height
- 1,100 mm
- Weight
- 173.7 kg
Source: GivEnergy (distributor copy), All in One datasheet (June 2023).
How to tell yours from the All in One 2
- A tall cabinet, 1,100 mm high and 600 mm wide. It weighs about 174 kg.
- No solar input. It's AC-coupled and sits beside a solar inverter.
- It pairs with the Giv-Gateway (up to three 6 kW All in Ones on one Gateway).
- Inverter firmware in the app reads D6xx-A6xx.
The shorter cabinet drawn with it is the All in One 2, 950 mm tall. It works with a Gateway 2, and GivEnergy says it can't currently run in parallel with a Giv-Gateway.
GivEnergy's firmware notes for the All in One start on 17 April 2023, and the datasheet we work from is dated June 2023.
If the label is hard to reach, other ways to tell GivEnergy models apart include the firmware number in the app.
The All in One takes no extra batteries
| Battery | Works with an All in One? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Giv-Bat 2.6 (Gen 1) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| Giv-Bat 5.2 (Gen 1) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| Giv-Bat 8.2 (Gen 1) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| Giv-Bat 9.5 (Gen 2) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| Giv-Bat 5.12 (Gen 3) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| Giv-Bat 9.5 (Gen 3) | No | GivEnergy doesn't list it. The All in One runs its own 307 V battery. |
| All in One 2 expansion battery | No | All in One 2 only. |
GivEnergy lists none of its low-voltage packs for it. They run at 51.2 V, where the All in One's own battery runs at 307 V, and the expansion battery is made for the All in One 2 alone.
Those packs go with GivEnergy's hybrids and its AC Coupled instead.
The Giv-Gateway, and more than one All in One on it
The Giv-Gateway keeps the house on the All in One's battery if the grid goes down, as its datasheet describes.
GivEnergy's parallel connection guide allows at most three of the 6.0 kW units on one Giv-Gateway. The 2023 datasheet put the figure at 6, marked "coming soon", and we go by the installer guide.
If more than one All in One shares your Giv-Gateway, count them all on the form, and we price each one inside the same written offer.
Moving a cabinet that weighs 173.7 kg
It's 600 mm wide and 280 mm deep, so the lift is planned ahead of collection day, and a narrow door or a tight turn on the stairs matters to us as much as the weight.
Its battery carries the value
We don't publish a price list. These four count for most of what we pay.
State of health
The battery management system records how much of its original capacity is left. For most packs it's the figure that matters most.
Cycle count
A high count is fine if the pack's health is good.
Cell balance
How closely the cells match. If they're far apart, the pack needs work before anyone can use it again.
Where it's been fitted
A garage or a loft is kinder than an outside wall. If the terminals or casing are weathered, say so on the form.
Putting your All in One on the form
Start with "Inverter only", and "All in One" is already picked at the next step.
What's a used GivEnergy All in One worth?
Mostly its battery, so its health and cycle count come first, then the balance of its cells and where the cabinet has stood. We don't publish a price list. You'll get a written offer worked out for yours. A working All in One has a remote check before we collect.
Before we collect
- For a working battery, we email you a link to a small app. You run it on a computer on the same network as your system.
- Then we run a state-of-charge calibration from our end. It reads each cell and tells us the battery's state of health and cycle count.
- If the kit differs from your description, on the check or on the day, we may requote or withdraw our offer, and you're free to walk away at no cost.
Please don't take it off the wall yourself
A low-voltage GivEnergy pack runs at 51.2 V DC with real fault current behind it. A high-voltage stack runs well above that, and an All in One at around 307 V. Our engineer isolates the system before anything is moved. If your installer has already disconnected it, say so on the form.
Your written offer
Free collection, mainland England and Wales · Disconnection included · Written offer, no obligation · Reply within 48 hours
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The newer cabinet, and the Gateway
Selling an All in One
Do you take the Gateway with the All in One?
Yes, and it's best sold with it. A Giv-Gateway fetches little on its own. The All in One it works with is the part that's worth something, and the form asks "Is there a Gateway?" when you choose one.
How do you move a 173.7 kg All in One?
Carefully, and planned in advance. It stands 1,100 mm tall, so tell us on the form where it's fitted, what's in the way and if there are any steps. Our engineer isolates it and disconnects it first, and we work out the move from what you've told us.
Does selling the All in One affect my solar panels?
Not through the All in One itself. It takes no solar input, and it sits beside a solar inverter rather than taking the panels' output. If taking it away means putting the supply back to its original mains connection, that work is quoted separately.
Do you buy the All in One 3.6 kW?
Yes, as well as the 6.0 kW. Its model code is GIV-AIO-AC-13.5-3.6, and the form's "All in One" choice covers both.
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