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GivEnergy Gen 3 Hybrid — 3.6 / 5.0 / 8.0 kW, KB-sourced

The GivEnergy Gen 3 hybrid inverter pairs solar PV with battery storage in a single DC-coupled unit. Three models, all single-phase per the datasheets: the 3.6 and 5.0kW are LV (RS485 to GivBat 51.2V batteries, 580V max PV), and the 8.0kW is HV-only (CAN to the HV stackable kit, 600V max PV, 12kW max DC). All three have in-built WiFi and LAN — no external dongle, no "GivHub". Every figure on this page is sourced from the official GivEnergy datasheets.
  • Specs from the Gen 3 datasheets
  • All three models covered — LV and HV
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I have a GivEnergy system consisting of two batteries, two inverters and a controlling EMS (Energy Management System) which has not worked since Nov 2025. After six months I discovered Solar Tech Support, reached out to them and Ron phoned me back – how often do you get that service? Could not be more helpful – worked directly with me over the phone, outside what I would call normal working hours. Lucid explanations and we were able to discuss the issues and history using camera and email history. As this was a very rare setup, Ron was able to access an EMS expert in the field to confirm the solution. One sunny day in, I am now only paying for standing charge and a few pence for spikes in grid consumption while battery catches up with house demand.

Ian · May 2026 Trustpilot

When my GivEnergy system had an issue, I was completely left without support and had honestly lost all hope. Thankfully, I searched online and found Ron, which completely turned things around. After sending him a message, he responded incredibly fast and called me to assure me that he would get the problem fixed. I really admire his dedicated, supportive nature and his determination to find a solution. With this kind of outstanding attitude and customer service, he has absolutely secured a future customer in me.

Sree · May 2026 Trustpilot

Ron want out of is way to help, nothing was to much. He was very thorough in what he did Very knowledgeable I would highly recommend Ron and his company He did a fantastic job for me. if you have any problems, he'll do his best to help you out and resolve your problem. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them

Dennis Brown · May 2026 Trustpilot

Ron took me through a diagnostic to confirm my GivEnergy Inverter had a fault. A common one as it turns out with the AC Inverter. As GivEnergy is defunct there is no immediate fix, aside from sourcing 2nd hand replacement. It may be that a fix becomes available over the summer which would make a lot of GivEnergy customers happy (Again)

Tony Deacon · May 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Ron with a problem and he sorted it out quickly with no problems at all. Very knowledgeable on anything solar/ batteries. I would recommend him to anyone

Phill · May 2026 Trustpilot

I've spoken to Ron a couple of times with issues with my Givenergy installation. Such a friendly knowledge guy very highly recommended. Thank you very much for resolving my issues

michael fairhurst · May 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Solar Tech Support in desperation. After explaining the issues I had with my system a diagnosis was made and a solution proposed. Fantastic service, even contacted a manufacturer to arrange replacement parts for me. Great communications, explained all they were doing and what I had to do, clearly and precisly. Followed up to confirm all was ok. Excellent service.

Mr Machin · May 2026 Trustpilot

After GivEnergy went into liquidation, just my luck, my battery started playing up (internal board crashed). Contacted my installer - not interested! Found Solar tech support on a Google search. Sooo glad I found this company! Ron is extremely helpful and has plenty of experience. He soon confirmed what the fault was, and helped me to get my system up and running again. Now moved my GivEnergy account to Solar tech support, and will definitely use again if I have more issues. Unusual to find such a helpful company in these times, no morons reading scripts, just direct contact with the engineer.

Keith Ballard · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Solar Tech Support when trying to understand what my Givenergy inverter problem might be and what might be my options. Received good/honest advise which backed up my thoughts.

Hugh Speirs · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

Ron is a super star. Two months ago my GivEnergy battery failed a firmware upgrade leaving it a brick. My installer couldn't/wouldn't fix it. GivEnergy couldn't/wouldn't fix it. Then they went into administration and all hope was lost. A flurry of emails later and Ron had diagnosed the fault (failed USB flash drive, something I'd suspected) and talked me through resolving it. Two months of nothing resolved in about 3 hours. It's great to work with someone who pays attention to the details, knows that they're doing (not just following a script) and gets stuff sorted without a fuss or up-charging.

Christopher · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

I can add to the list of customers who had already 'given up' on GivEnergy due to their appalling customer service, and that was before they went into administration (their Trustpilot reviews don't lie!). So you can imagine my desperation when, having changed my ISP and my Inverter, predictably, proving to be the only device that didn't connect automatically to my new network, I found zero prospect of any customer support with GivEnergy having called in the administrators just five days earlier! The salvation came from Solar Tech Support. My IT advisor stumbled across their web site and some very helpful tips for beleaguered GivEnergy customers, as well as an offer to provide direct assistance. Nothing ventured, I decided to drop them an E-Mail, with very low expectations based on my experience of GivEnergy customer support. Within an hour Ron had responded with some pin point advice, and after a few exchanges of E-Mails he had nailed the problem, enabling the combined efforts of my IT advisor and solar installer to resolve it and reconnect my Inverter. Thank you Solar Tech Support, and Ron in particular, for coming to the aid of a deserted and despondent GivEnergy customer. Expert, razor sharp advice and first class customer service, even though I wasn't officially a customer.

customer · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

This company are a rare gem, I had a very unusual problem following a failed firmware upgrade on my GivEnergy kit. I then found out GivEnergy were in administration and had dismissed all their support staff! None of the usual fixes to try and restore my inverter comms would work, and I looked everywhere, forums, GivEnergy youtube support videos - even AI couldn't figure it out. My installer was talking about huge sums for system replacements, and being vague / evasive about if they'd even install replacement GivEnergy inverter. Enter Solar Tech Support, reassuring and knowledgeable from the very start, I've learnt loads about my solar system though the friendly chat while my engineer worked as he diagnosed the problem and figured out a fix procedure that I've not found anywhere else - amazing . If you need solar system repairs - especially if you like me have been left high and dry by GivEnergy, I cannot recommend this company enough. Give them a call.

Andy Thomas · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

I sent a message on their website regarding a problem I have on my Givenergy system. Although not supplied by Ronald, I thought it was worth an email. Within the hour on a Saturday, he phoned and we discussed the problem. He logged in remotely and gave excellent advice. I'm too far away for his on-site help but he did diagnose the problem and was happy also to chat through my thoughts about an upcoming solar/battery install I'm planning. Great bloke.... if only he was nearer!

Philip · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

I have a GivEnergy system consisting of two batteries, two inverters and a controlling EMS (Energy Management System) which has not worked since Nov 2025. After six months I discovered Solar Tech Support, reached out to them and Ron phoned me back – how often do you get that service? Could not be more helpful – worked directly with me over the phone, outside what I would call normal working hours. Lucid explanations and we were able to discuss the issues and history using camera and email history. As this was a very rare setup, Ron was able to access an EMS expert in the field to confirm the solution. One sunny day in, I am now only paying for standing charge and a few pence for spikes in grid consumption while battery catches up with house demand.

Ian · May 2026 Trustpilot

When my GivEnergy system had an issue, I was completely left without support and had honestly lost all hope. Thankfully, I searched online and found Ron, which completely turned things around. After sending him a message, he responded incredibly fast and called me to assure me that he would get the problem fixed. I really admire his dedicated, supportive nature and his determination to find a solution. With this kind of outstanding attitude and customer service, he has absolutely secured a future customer in me.

Sree · May 2026 Trustpilot

Ron want out of is way to help, nothing was to much. He was very thorough in what he did Very knowledgeable I would highly recommend Ron and his company He did a fantastic job for me. if you have any problems, he'll do his best to help you out and resolve your problem. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them

Dennis Brown · May 2026 Trustpilot

Ron took me through a diagnostic to confirm my GivEnergy Inverter had a fault. A common one as it turns out with the AC Inverter. As GivEnergy is defunct there is no immediate fix, aside from sourcing 2nd hand replacement. It may be that a fix becomes available over the summer which would make a lot of GivEnergy customers happy (Again)

Tony Deacon · May 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Ron with a problem and he sorted it out quickly with no problems at all. Very knowledgeable on anything solar/ batteries. I would recommend him to anyone

Phill · May 2026 Trustpilot

I've spoken to Ron a couple of times with issues with my Givenergy installation. Such a friendly knowledge guy very highly recommended. Thank you very much for resolving my issues

michael fairhurst · May 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Solar Tech Support in desperation. After explaining the issues I had with my system a diagnosis was made and a solution proposed. Fantastic service, even contacted a manufacturer to arrange replacement parts for me. Great communications, explained all they were doing and what I had to do, clearly and precisly. Followed up to confirm all was ok. Excellent service.

Mr Machin · May 2026 Trustpilot

After GivEnergy went into liquidation, just my luck, my battery started playing up (internal board crashed). Contacted my installer - not interested! Found Solar tech support on a Google search. Sooo glad I found this company! Ron is extremely helpful and has plenty of experience. He soon confirmed what the fault was, and helped me to get my system up and running again. Now moved my GivEnergy account to Solar tech support, and will definitely use again if I have more issues. Unusual to find such a helpful company in these times, no morons reading scripts, just direct contact with the engineer.

Keith Ballard · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

Contacted Solar Tech Support when trying to understand what my Givenergy inverter problem might be and what might be my options. Received good/honest advise which backed up my thoughts.

Hugh Speirs · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

Ron is a super star. Two months ago my GivEnergy battery failed a firmware upgrade leaving it a brick. My installer couldn't/wouldn't fix it. GivEnergy couldn't/wouldn't fix it. Then they went into administration and all hope was lost. A flurry of emails later and Ron had diagnosed the fault (failed USB flash drive, something I'd suspected) and talked me through resolving it. Two months of nothing resolved in about 3 hours. It's great to work with someone who pays attention to the details, knows that they're doing (not just following a script) and gets stuff sorted without a fuss or up-charging.

Christopher · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

I can add to the list of customers who had already 'given up' on GivEnergy due to their appalling customer service, and that was before they went into administration (their Trustpilot reviews don't lie!). So you can imagine my desperation when, having changed my ISP and my Inverter, predictably, proving to be the only device that didn't connect automatically to my new network, I found zero prospect of any customer support with GivEnergy having called in the administrators just five days earlier! The salvation came from Solar Tech Support. My IT advisor stumbled across their web site and some very helpful tips for beleaguered GivEnergy customers, as well as an offer to provide direct assistance. Nothing ventured, I decided to drop them an E-Mail, with very low expectations based on my experience of GivEnergy customer support. Within an hour Ron had responded with some pin point advice, and after a few exchanges of E-Mails he had nailed the problem, enabling the combined efforts of my IT advisor and solar installer to resolve it and reconnect my Inverter. Thank you Solar Tech Support, and Ron in particular, for coming to the aid of a deserted and despondent GivEnergy customer. Expert, razor sharp advice and first class customer service, even though I wasn't officially a customer.

customer · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

This company are a rare gem, I had a very unusual problem following a failed firmware upgrade on my GivEnergy kit. I then found out GivEnergy were in administration and had dismissed all their support staff! None of the usual fixes to try and restore my inverter comms would work, and I looked everywhere, forums, GivEnergy youtube support videos - even AI couldn't figure it out. My installer was talking about huge sums for system replacements, and being vague / evasive about if they'd even install replacement GivEnergy inverter. Enter Solar Tech Support, reassuring and knowledgeable from the very start, I've learnt loads about my solar system though the friendly chat while my engineer worked as he diagnosed the problem and figured out a fix procedure that I've not found anywhere else - amazing . If you need solar system repairs - especially if you like me have been left high and dry by GivEnergy, I cannot recommend this company enough. Give them a call.

Andy Thomas · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

I sent a message on their website regarding a problem I have on my Givenergy system. Although not supplied by Ronald, I thought it was worth an email. Within the hour on a Saturday, he phoned and we discussed the problem. He logged in remotely and gave excellent advice. I'm too far away for his on-site help but he did diagnose the problem and was happy also to chat through my thoughts about an upcoming solar/battery install I'm planning. Great bloke.... if only he was nearer!

Philip · Apr 2026 Trustpilot

Gen 3 hybrid range — top-line specs (from datasheets)

Models
GIV-HY-3.6 / 5.0 / 8.0
Three single-phase models
Output power
3.6 / 5.0 / 8.0 kW
Nominal AC output
Max PV voltage
580 V (3.6, 5.0) · 600 V (8.0)
Per datasheet
Max DC input
7.5 kW per string (3.6/5.0) · 12 kW total (8.0)
PV side
MPPT trackers
2 (3.6/5.0 — 1 string each) · 2 (8.0 — 2 strings each)
String count varies
AC connection
Single Phase (all three)
NOT three-phase
Battery interface
RS485 (3.6/5.0 LV) · CAN (8.0 HV)
Per datasheet
Battery voltage range
45-58 V (3.6/5.0) · 120-510 V (8.0)
LV vs HV architecture
EPS backup
3.6 kW (3.6, 5.0) · 8 kW + 50A pass-through (8.0)
Backup terminal
Connectivity
In-Built WiFi + LAN (all three)
No external dongle
Certificates
G98/G100 (3.6) · G99/G100 (5.0, 8.0)
UK grid standards
Warranty (datasheet)
12 years
See post-admin warranty page
Overview

DC-coupled hybrid — three single-phase models, two architectures

The Gen 3 hybrid is a DC-coupled inverter that connects solar PV strings directly to its MPPT inputs and integrates a battery interface in the same chassis. Three models in the range, all single-phase per the datasheets. The 3.6 and 5.0kW are LV machines (battery voltage 45–58V, RS485 comms) — they pair with GivBat 51.2V LV modules. The 8.0kW is a fundamentally different machine: HV-only (battery voltage 120–510V, CAN interface) — it pairs with the pre-built HV stackable kits. All three have in-built WiFi and LAN per datasheet. There is no external dongle and no "GivHub" product on the Gen 3 side.

LV path — 3.6 and 5.0 kW

· Battery voltage range 45–58V (51.2V nominal)
· RS485 to GivBat with dip-switch master/slave addressing
· 580V max PV · 7.5kW DC per string · 2 strings total
· EPS backup 3.6kW (Nominal AC Output on the backup terminal)
· 32kg · 588H × 214D × 480W mm · IP65

HV path — 8.0 kW

· Battery voltage range 120–510V (340V nominal)
· CAN interface to HV stackable kit (no LV GivBats)
· 600V max PV · 12kW total DC · 4 strings (2/2)
· EPS backup 8kW + 50A pass-through (datasheet)
· 36kg · 588H × 214D × 480W mm · IP65 · AFCI Yes

Gen 3 3.6 kW — LV entry

GIV-HY-3.6 — Gen 3 3.6 kW hybrid (LV)

The entry single-phase LV hybrid. Output 3.6kW continuous, max apparent 3.8kVA — fits within the G98 single-notification window (≤3.68kW per phase). LV battery interface, RS485 comms, up to 5 GivBats in parallel. Suited to small to mid homes with a modest array.

Key specifications (datasheet)

SKUGIV-HY-3.6
Nominal AC output3,600W (3.6kW)
Max apparent power3,800VA
Max PV voltage580V
DC per string7.5kW (2 trackers / 1 string each)
EPS backup3,600W on the backup terminal
Battery interfaceRS485 (LV, 45–58V)
CertificatesG98, G100

Features & connectivity (datasheet)

· In-Built WiFi and LAN — no external dongle
· Charge / discharge efficiency 94% / 94%
· MPPT efficiency 99.9% · Euro efficiency 97%
· Single-phase only · G98 single-notification
· 32kg · 588H × 214D × 480W mm · IP65
· LED + LCD + APP display

Best fit: properties where the DNO restricts inverter output to G98 (≤3.68kW per phase), small to mid arrays up to ~15kWp total roof, or budget-conscious installs. Pair with GivBat 5.12 Gen 3 for compact storage or GivBat 9.5 Gen 3 for capacity.

Gen 3 5.0 kW — LV most-installed

GIV-HY-5.0 — Gen 3 5.0 kW hybrid (LV)

The mid-range single-phase LV hybrid — the most-installed Gen 3 model. 5kW output, G99 certified, same chassis as the 3.6, same LV battery interface, same in-built connectivity.

Key specifications (datasheet)

SKUGIV-HY-5.0
Nominal AC output5,000W (5.0kW)
Max PV voltage580V
DC per string7.5kW (2 trackers / 1 string each)
EPS backup3,600W on the backup terminal
Battery interfaceRS485 (LV, 45–58V)
CertificatesG99, G100

When to choose the 5.0

· Average UK household with up to 7.5kWp PV
· EV ownership or growing electricity demand
· You want LV expansion path (up to 5 GivBat 9.5 = 47.5kWh)
· G99 prior-approval is acceptable (your installer handles it)
· Same chassis size as the 3.6 — same wall footprint

Best fit: the typical UK three to four-bedroom household. The 5.0 is the most-installed single-phase hybrid for a reason — output ceiling matches typical evening peak, EV smart-charging cohabits cleanly, and LV expansion lets you start with one GivBat and add more later.

Gen 3 8.0 kW — HV flagship

GIV-HY-8.0 — Gen 3 8.0 kW hybrid (HV-only)

The flagship Gen 3 single-phase hybrid, and a fundamentally different machine from the 3.6 and 5.0. HV-only: battery voltage range 120–510V (nominal 340V), CAN interface — does NOT accept LV GivBats. 600V max PV, 12kW total DC across 4 strings (2 trackers × 2 strings each), 8kW EPS backup with 50A pass-through. AFCI arc fault detection per the datasheet. Still single-phase — there is no three-phase variant in the Gen 3 range.

Key specifications (datasheet)

SKUGIV-HY-8.0
Nominal AC output8,000W (8.0kW)
Max apparent power10,000VA
Max PV voltage600V
Max DC input12,000W (2 trackers × 2 strings)
EPS backup8,000W + 50A pass-through
Battery interfaceCAN (HV, 120–510V)
AC connectionSingle Phase

Features & capabilities (datasheet)

· 4 independent strings — best shading tolerance in the range
· Charge / discharge efficiency 96% / 96%
· AFCI arc fault detection (datasheet "AFCI Yes")
· Charge current upgradeable to 70A via firmware (datasheet *)
· G99 + G100 certified
· 36kg · 588H × 214D × 480W mm · IP65

Important — HV battery only. The 8.0 Gen 3 pairs with pre-built HV stackable kits per UKDatasheetStackableBatteriesv2.pdf: GIV-BAT-10.2-HV (3 packs, 230VDC, 10.2kWh), GIV-BAT-13.6-HV (4 packs, 307VDC, 13.6kWh), GIV-BAT-17.0-HV (5 packs, 384VDC, 17kWh) or GIV-BAT-20.4-HV (6 packs, 460VDC, 20.4kWh). It does not accept LV GivBat modules.

Battery pairing — by model

Which battery pairs with which Gen 3

Battery pairing is determined by the inverter's battery interface — RS485 + 45–58V on the 3.6/5.0, CAN + 120–510V on the 8.0. Wires of the right type, dip switches set correctly on LV, and HV-kit configuration handled at install. Maximum LV stack size is 5 per the Gen 3 datasheets ("Parallel Capability: Up to 5"). Note: the inverter ceiling still applies — a 3.6kW unit with 5 × 9.5kWh batteries still charges/discharges at 3.6kW max.

3.6 and 5.0 (LV) — battery options

· GivBat 5.12 Gen 3 (5.12kWh, 100% DoD)
· GivBat 9.5 Gen 3 (9.5kWh, 100% DoD, unlimited cycles)
· GivBat 9.5 Gen 2 (legacy, RS485)
· GivBat 8.2 / 5.2 / 2.6 Gen 1 (older, with Gen 3 master + DC isolator)
· Max 5 in parallel — 47.5kWh max LV stack

8.0 (HV) — battery options

· GIV-BAT-10.2-HV (3 × 3.4kWh packs, 10.2kWh, 230VDC)
· GIV-BAT-13.6-HV (4 packs, 13.6kWh, 307VDC)
· GIV-BAT-17.0-HV (5 packs, 17.0kWh, 384VDC)
· GIV-BAT-20.4-HV (6 packs, 20.4kWh, 460VDC)
· LV GivBats are NOT compatible with the 8.0

See the dedicated batteries page for the full LV/HV breakdown, RS485 dip-switch addressing (Master 0,0,0,0 ; Slaves 1,0,0,0…), and operating temperatures.

FAQ

GivEnergy Gen 3 Hybrid questions

All three are single-phase per their datasheets. The 3.6 and 5.0 are LV inverters (battery voltage range 45–58V, RS485 comms) — they pair with LV GivBats (51.2V nominal). Both have 580V max PV voltage, 7.5kW max DC input per string, and 3.6kW EPS backup output. The 8.0 Gen 3 is a fundamentally different machine: HV-only (battery voltage range 120–510V, nominal 340V, CAN interface), 600V max PV voltage, 12kW max DC input, and 8kW EPS backup with a 50A pass-through. The 8.0 does NOT accept LV GivBats — it pairs only with the HV stackable kits (GIV-BAT-10.2-HV through GIV-BAT-20.4-HV).
No. Per the GivEnergy Hybrid Inverter 8.0 Gen 3 datasheet (V2.0 NOV 25), the AC Connection field reads "Single Phase". All three Gen 3 hybrids are single-phase units. For UK three-phase properties the right route is either three single-phase Gen 3 inverters (one per phase) commissioned together with appropriate DNO approval, or a different inverter family entirely. STS can assist with the design conversation if you have a three-phase property.
Yes. All Gen 3 hybrid inverters require external storage — the unit on the wall is the inverter only. For the 3.6 and 5.0 (LV), pair with GivBat 5.12 Gen 3 or GivBat 9.5 Gen 3 (or Gen 1/Gen 2 GivBats with a Gen 3 master); up to 5 modules in parallel per datasheet. For the 8.0 (HV), pair with the GIV-BAT-13.6-HV, GIV-BAT-17.0-HV or GIV-BAT-20.4-HV pre-built stackable kit. Modular design means you can add capacity later without replacing the inverter.
Per the datasheets every Gen 3 hybrid (3.6, 5.0, 8.0) has "In-Built WiFi and LAN" — no external dongle needed, no "GivHub" product. Communication interface to the portal is WiFi (USB) or LAN. There is also RS485 for meter and (on the 3.6/5.0) BMS, and CAN on the 8.0 for the HV battery kit.
Per the Gen 3 hybrid datasheets, all three models carry a 12-year manufacturer warranty. POST-ADMIN: GivEnergy Ltd entered administration on 9 April 2026 and the administrator has confirmed no further hardware warranties will be honoured by GivEnergy Ltd. Alternative recovery routes are installer cover, IBG, Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act, MCS Consumer Code redress, and Consumer Rights Act 2015 claims. See the warranty page for the full walk-through.
Datasheet PV input ratings: Gen 3 3.6 = 7.5kWp per string, 2 trackers with 1 string each (2 strings total). Gen 3 5.0 = 7.5kWp per string, same configuration. Gen 3 8.0 = 12kW total DC input, 2 trackers with 2 strings each (4 strings total). As a rough guide, 350–400W panels: 3.6 / 5.0 hybrids handle roughly 18–22 panels total across both strings; the 8.0 handles 28–35+ across four strings. Always size to roof, panel spec, and shading — and a qualified MCS installer must complete the actual design.
Yes. All Gen 3 hybrids run on locally-stored firmware. Solar charging, battery discharge, EPS backup on grid outage, and any already-saved charge schedule continue regardless of cloud status. What you lose without the cloud is remote monitoring, schedule changes via the app, historical graphs and third-party API integrations. From May 2026 the cloud is paid-tier under GivEnergy Software Ltd; for owners who would prefer not to depend on it, Sentinel (free local-first monitoring) talks to the inverter over modbus and gives back live values, schedules and fault flags — see our cloud-alternatives page.
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Tell us about your supply (single-phase confirmed), roof and panel layout, existing equipment, and energy goals. We will recommend a model and battery pairing grounded in the datasheets — including whether LV (3.6 or 5.0 + GivBat) or HV (8.0 + stackable kit) is the right architecture for your situation.

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