Briggs & Stratton SimpliPHI 6.6

Last updated: October 24, 2026

Briggs & Stratton SimpliPHI 6.6

For homeowners and installers who want a neat, outdoor-rated stack that goes up in minutes with no battery cabling. It costs more per kWh than server-rack batteries, so it suits buyers who value the clean install and the Briggs warranty.

  • 6.7 kWhCapacity
  • 130 AOutput
  • 4,500Cycles
  • YesUL 9540A
  • 10 yearsWarranty
Check price at Off Grid Stores$3,362.99

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Pros
  • Batteries stack and connect through one plug, with no cables between modules
  • Outdoor-rated stack can go on the ground or a wall, with no cabinet to buy
  • Each battery can deliver 130 A continuous, more than a typical rack module
  • Ten-year warranty from a long-established US brand
Cons
  • Each stack also needs a separate battery controller, which adds cost
  • No built-in heater for charging in deep cold
  • Closed-loop support covers fewer inverter brands than most rivals

How it scores

The rating comes from 6 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its case. How we rank explains each one.

Specifications

Model numberSPHI-B-6.6
Capacity
CaseWall or floor mount
Nominal voltage51.2 V
Capacity130 Ah
Energy6.7 kWh
ChemistryLiFePO4
Cycle life4,500 at 100% depth
Power
Continuous discharge130 A
Peak discharge240 A
Max charge current100 A
Modules in parallelUp to 18
Safety and communication
UL 1973Yes
UL 9540AYes
UL 9540Yes
CommunicationCAN, RS485
Works with invertersEG4, Sol-Ark, Growatt, Megarevo, Solis
Self-heatingNo
AppNo
Build
EnclosureIP20 (IP65 when stacked)
Dimensions726 x 440 x 170 mm (28.6 x 17.3 x 6.7 in), 480 mm with tabs
Weight125 lb
Warranty10 years
Released2024-04

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