Home Battery & Smart Energy Platform
Vultra combines a certified home battery, hybrid inverter and optimises it via the Vultra smart energy platform.
We'll deliver it, manage the installation with qualified installers, and then with our Melbourne-based service team, help you control everything from your smartphone.
Accreditation and safety
The system meets all Australian electrical and safety standards, and is:
- Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited
- Australian grid compliant
- Internationally certified hardware (ISO and IEC)
- Installed by qualified installers
- Supported locally: we're here when you need us
The CNTE batteries use Lithium FerroPhosphate (LFP) cells manufactured by CATL, which are also chemically stable.
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| 14.3kWh storage system | 28.6kWh storage system |
| This is our standard setup, one inverter and one battery. | This setup doubles the storage capacity: two batteries into one inverter, via a junction box. |
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| 14.3kWh storage system |
| This is our standard setup, one inverter and one battery. |
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| 28.6kWh storage system |
| This setup doubles the storage capacity: two batteries into one inverter, via a junction box. |
With this set up, you can:
- Store excess solar power and use it at night
- Cut your electricity bills with intelligent control and optimisation
- Track usage, export and savings in the Vultra app
- Gain energy independence, with full visibility and control
- If wired in, it can protect your home from grid outages*
*If you're interested in grid backup, we can arrange for this as part of the installation. The typical cost for this is $500.
We started Vultra to make smart energy simple.
Our platform connects certified hardware with intelligent software, so homeowners can take control of their energy, reduce grid reliance, and see every watt in real time.
Why choose us?
 Better Value |
 Useful insights |
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| We want to save you money. Our system is great value, and our app optimises savings. | We know energy can be confusing, with lots of data and acronyms, but it doesn't have to be. | We give you easy to understand data and insights, so you'll know where every watt goes. |
| Better Value |
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| We want to save you money. Our system is great value, and our app optimises savings. |
| We know energy can be confusing, with lots of data and acronyms, but it doesn't have to be. |
| Useful insights |
| We give you easy to understand data and insights, so you'll know where every watt goes. |
Customer stories
We've seen customers saving from $100 to $200 per month, meaning the payback on a system can be achieved within 2-3 years. Actual savings vary depending on household consumption, solar panel system size, electricity tariff, and lifestyle.
Shona, Mount Eliza VIC (AU) |
Shona installed a 28.6kWh Yopshopo battery, combined with a 6kW solis inverter in March 2025, coupling it up to an existing 6.6 kW solar system. She has since saved over $1,200 on her energy bills, that's an average of $150 a month. |
| Shami, Cranbourne North, VIC (AU) |
Shami installed a 20.5kWh CNTE three phase battery, combined with a high voltage three phase inverter. This was coupled up to an existing 13.2kW solar system. Shami's running a heat pump for her pool, and has higher than average consumption. Her last two monthly energy bills were just $8 and $15 respectively. Since mid-June, she's saved $760. |
| Salim, Thornbury, South Glos. (UK) |
Salim didn't have any Solar, and didn't want to install any. He wanted to make the most of of something called "pricing arbitrage" - charging the battery from the grid at cheap times, and then using it at expensive times. He installed a 14.3kWh CNTE battery, with 5kW Solis inverter and set up the visualisation and control in the Vultra app. |
| Shona, Mount Eliza VIC (AU)
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| Shona installed a 28.6kWh Yopshopo battery, combined with a 6kW solis inverter in March 2025, coupling it up to an existing 6.6 kW solar system. She has since saved over $1,200 on her energy bills, that's an average of $150 a month. |
| Shami, Cranbourne North, VIC (AU) |
| Shami installed a 20.5kWh CNTE three phase battery, combined with a high voltage three phase inverter. This was coupled up to an existing 13.2kW solar system. Shami's running a heat pump for her pool, and has higher than average consumption. Her last two monthly energy bills were just $8 and $15 respectively. Since mid-June, she's saved $760. |
| Salim, Thornbury, South Glos. (UK) |
| Salim didn't have any Solar, and didn't want to install any. He wanted to make the most of of something called "pricing arbitrage" - charging the battery from the grid at cheap times, and then using it at expensive times. He installed a 14.3kWh CNTE battery, with 5kW Solis inverter and set up the visualisation and control in the Vultra app. |
We've also put together a Calculator to help you make a more informed decision.
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