Where to Buy Freedom Won Batteries in the Philippines

Freedom Won’s Philippine review names PhilSolar as the distributor for its Lite Home range. This page was meant to cover how to buy through that channel — instead, it has to report what we found when we tried to re-verify it in August 2026, which is a genuine gap worth knowing about before you go looking for a quote.

What we found: the PhilSolar channel is currently unreachable online

We checked every PhilSolar web address we could locate:

• philsolar.com.ph — domain expired, parked by a domain-registration service.
• philsolar.ph — domain expired, parked by the same service.
• philsolaronline.com — does not resolve at all.
• PhilSolar’s Facebook listing under the legal name “Philsolar Equipment & Trading Corporation” — an unclaimed, unofficial business listing with zero followers and no posts.

None of that proves Freedom Won is no longer sold here. It proves PhilSolar’s web presence, under that specific name, has gone dark since our review was last checked. Distribution agreements and web infrastructure are two different things, and one going dark doesn’t automatically mean the other did too.

What we could confirm: the company behind the name is still operating

Victron Energy’s own official dealer locator (victronenergy.com/where-to-buy, searched August 2026) lists Semper Green Energy Inc as a currently authorized Victron distributor, based in Batangas:

• Address: San Miguel Road, San Miguel, Padre Garcia, 4224 Batangas, Batangas, Philippines
• Email: sempergreenenergyinc@gmail.com
• Phone: +63 977 810 6943
• Services listed: Retail shop, Distributor, Webshop, Installer

Our Pylontech review separately names Semper Green Energy as Pylontech’s primary Philippine importer. Whether this same company is still the operating entity behind the “PhilSolar” name that carries Freedom Won specifically, we could not confirm on a live product page anywhere — Freedom Won’s own official distributor locator (freedomwon.co.za/where-to-buy) uses an interactive map we were unable to query for Philippine results in this session, which is a tooling limitation on our end, not a finding about the brand.

What to do with this

If you’re actually shopping for a Freedom Won battery in the Philippines right now:

1. Contact Semper Green Energy Inc directly using the details above and ask explicitly whether they currently stock Freedom Won’s Lite Home range, not just Victron.
2. Ask your installer whether they’ve sourced Freedom Won recently and from whom — a working relationship on the ground may exist even where the web presence hasn’t kept up.
3. Treat any historical pricing as void. We have none to give you anyway — see our battery price guide for the general ₱13,000–23,000 per usable kWh band Philippine batteries run, which a premium brand like Freedom Won would sit at or above.

The warranty path, if the channel confirms

Freedom Won’s published warranty is 10 years, covering 4,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge — a genuinely strong combination stated as one specification rather than two separate numbers. Before paying anything, get in writing:

• Confirmation the unit is currently sold and registered through whatever entity you’re buying from.
• Whether a failed unit is serviced locally or ships back to South Africa, and who bears that cost.
• The CANBUS compatibility confirmed for your specific inverter — Freedom Won publishes compatibility with Victron and Luxpower, which matters if your system pairs the two.

See warranties explained for what a strong-looking warranty term is worth without a confirmed local claims process behind it.

The bottom line

This is an honest non-confirmation, not a review verdict on the battery itself. Freedom Won’s chemistry and warranty terms remain what our full review describes. The buying channel named for it, PhilSolar, has a dead web presence as of August 2026, though the company likely behind it, Semper Green Energy Inc, is still confirmed operating as a Victron distributor. Call them, confirm current Freedom Won stock, and get everything in writing before paying a deposit — see how to avoid solar scams for what to watch for when a channel is this hard to verify in advance.