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Reusing a Volkswagen MEB battery pack (ID.3, ID.4, Skoda Enyaq, Audi Q4 e-tron) with a GoodWe EH single-phase or ET three-phase hybrid inverter. Covers both NMC and LFP MEB variants.
Short answer. A VW MEB pack (48/62/77/82 kWh, 310–460 V DC on NMC; ~290–365 V on LFP) fits inside the GoodWe EH single-phase battery input of 100–500 V and the ET three-phase battery input of 180–600 V. The BMS-EV controller emulates a BYD Battery-Box Premium HVS stack — GoodWe supports this natively. Chemistry (NMC vs LFP) is auto-detected from the MEB BMS.
| Inverter | Battery DC range | Power | Phase | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GoodWe GW3600-EH | 100–500 V | 3.6 kW | Single-phase | MEB NMC 310–460 V fits, LFP 290–365 V fits |
| GoodWe GW5000-EH | 100–500 V | 5.0 kW | Single-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW6000-EH | 100–500 V | 6.0 kW | Single-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW8000-EH | 100–500 V | 8.0 kW | Single-phase | MEB fits, NMC peak ~460 V within 500 V cap |
| GoodWe GW5K-ET | 180–600 V | 5 kW | Three-phase | MEB NMC fits from ~20% SoC upward |
| GoodWe GW10K-ET | 180–600 V | 10 kW | Three-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW15K-ET | 180–600 V | 15 kW | Three-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW20K-ET | 180–600 V | 20 kW | Three-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW25K-ET | 180–600 V | 25 kW | Three-phase | MEB fits |
| GoodWe GW30K-ET | 180–600 V | 30 kW | Three-phase | MEB fits |
| SoC | NMC MEB | LFP MEB | GoodWe EH (100–500 V) | GoodWe ET (180–600 V) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0% cutoff | ~310 V | ~290 V | Both fit | NMC fits, LFP just above 180 V min |
| 50% | ~390 V | ~330 V | Both fit | Both fit |
| 100% | ~460 V | ~365 V | Both fit (below 500 V) | Both fit (below 600 V) |
Both GoodWe families cover the full MEB voltage range across chemistries. GoodWe EH is well suited to smaller MEB installations (55–62 kWh, single-phase homes); ET suits larger 77–82 kWh packs and three-phase homes.
GoodWe EH and ET both accept BYD Battery-Box Premium HV protocol on the BMS-CAN port at 500 kbps:
GoodWe menu (SEMS Portal / installer app): battery type BYD Battery-Box Premium HV.
Engineering values below are examples. Final conductor cross-section and protective-device sizing must be calculated for the actual pack, maximum current, cable length, installation method, ambient temperature and applicable local standards (IEC 60364-7-712, VDE-AR-N 4105, NEC 690).
EH for single-phase homes and ≤8 kW installations. ET for three-phase homes or if you want >8 kW charge/discharge. ET's higher voltage window also gives more headroom for NMC MEB.
Yes. BYD Premium HV is a native option in GoodWe SEMS Portal. BMS-EV emulates the stack behaviour so GoodWe sees no difference from a genuine BYD installation.
MEB BMS reports chemistry ID on the vehicle CAN bus. BMS-EV reads this at boot and configures voltage envelopes and cell balancing thresholds automatically — no manual setup.
Yes. GoodWe EH and ET are hybrid inverters with independent PV inputs. Solar and battery share the AC output.
Yes. GoodWe ET has 100% unbalanced backup with a Backup Box add-on. Discharge current is sized to the MEB BMS limit BMS-EV reports.
77–82 kWh MEB packs are ~€4 000–€6 500 in Europe at the time of writing; 55 kWh LFP typically €2 500–€3 500. Prices trend downward as more MEB vehicles reach salvage yards.
Not for typical low-cycle stationary use (≤0.3C). At higher C-rates (large 30 kW GoodWe with small 55 kWh pack), a passive fan or coolant loop is recommended in summer.