NATO 6T designed and built in Australia
Sovereign

Made in Australia · sovereign capability
For a procurement risk officer the case is simple. The super6T/e is a sovereign Australian NATO 6T battery system, a secure allied second source that de-risks your supply rather than another import to manage.
Sovereign manufacture · NSW, Australia
NATO 6T designed and built in Australia
Sovereign
Australian-developed firmware
100%
Foreign code in the safety path
Zero
Developed superBMS
Australian
01 / what sovereign means here
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Designed, coded and manufactured under Australian sovereign control. That makes it a sovereign capability, not an import with a local label.
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100% Australian-developed firmware with secure boot, AES-256 encrypted updates and dual-redundant CAN.
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Packs are designed, coded and manufactured under Australian sovereign control, with the superBMS co-developed with CSIRO. Packs are stored and shipped at 30% state of charge.
02 / sovereign control, end to end
From the first line of design to the last service call, the super6T/e stays under Australian sovereign control with no link in the chain held offshore.
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Engineered in Australia to MIL-PRF-32565C.
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100% Australian firmware, no foreign code.
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Cells assembled and packed in NSW.
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Qualification evidence pathway for US and NATO standards.
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Supported and serviced on home soil.
03 / the procurement case
Most NATO 6T supply sits with a handful of overseas makers. A sovereign second source diversifies that supply, removes single points of failure and keeps control code and support inside the country.
A single imported source
A sovereign second source
The superBMS is designed and coded in Australia, co-developed with CSIRO, with no foreign software dependencies.
Firmware is written and held in Australia and can be inspected. Nothing in the safety path is a black box.
Available now under UN SP 310 / IATA A88 for <=100 prototype units, stored and shipped at 30% state of charge.
Secure energy supply is no longer just a battery question. It is a sovereignty question.
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