In Stock · delivery 3–7 days V6 platform · 21.6 V
Dyson DC58 Replacement Battery — 21.6 V, 3.0 Ah
The DC58 sits on the same Dyson V6 battery platform as a DC59, a DC61 or a V6 Animal, and it takes the same pack: 21.6 volts, 3.0 Ah on Panasonic A grade 18650 cells, replacing codes 965874-02, 967819-02, 61034-01 and 61034-06. It lists at AU $67.99 and sells at AU $45.79, shipped free from Granville, Sydney with a full 1 year warranty.
Order on the code printed on your own pack, not on the sticker on the dust bin.
Will it fit your machine?
Fits these Dysons
- DC58 and DC59 handhelds
- DC61, DC62, DC62 Animal, DC62 Animal Pro
- DC72 and DC74 Animal
- The whole V6 retail range: HEPA, Absolute, Fluffy, Animal, Animal Pro, Top Dog, Car+Boat, Baby+Child, Mattress, Motorhead, Cord-free, Trigger
- SV03, SV04, SV05, SV06, SV09
- Codes 965874-02, 967819-02, 61034-01, 61034-06
Do not buy it for
- V7 or SV11 — those take 968670-02 / 225403
- V8 or SV10 — those take the 214730-01 pack
- V10 or SV12 — the 25.2 V platform
- DC31, DC34, DC35, DC44, DC45 — the 22.2 V legacy range
- SV07 — our SV03 fit list includes it, our V7 list excludes it, so check the code
- V11, V12, V15, Gen5 — outside our current range
| Voltage | 21.6 V |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3.0 Ah (3000 mAh) |
| Energy | 64.8 Wh (21.6 V × 3.0 Ah) |
| Chemistry | Li-ion |
| Cells | Panasonic A grade 18650 |
| Part codes replaced | 965874-02 · 967819-02 · 61034-01 · 61034-06 |
| Weight | 340 g (published on our DC58 product page) |
| Dimensions | not published on our DC58 listings |
| Warranty | 1 year, plus 30 day money back |
| Dispatch | Granville, Sydney NSW 2142 · processed within 24 hours |
What arrives with your order
- 1 × compatible Dyson DC58 / V6-platform battery, 21.6 V 3.0 Ah
- Your own retaining hardware stays in use — nothing is cut, drilled or adapted
- Free Australia Post shipping, tracked, from the Sydney warehouse
- Neither DC58 listing publishes package contents, so we flag it rather than promise it: [CONFIRM printed material in the box]
- List price
- AU $67.99
- Selling price
- AU $45.79
- Other DC58 reading
- Reg AU $83.10 · Sale AU $75.55
- Stock line
- In Stock — delivery 3–7 days
- SKU
- 965874-02
- Charger needed?
- No — your existing 21.6 V Dyson charger is used
Order on the code, not the model name. "DC58", "V6" and "SV03" are different names for one 21.6 V platform, sold here in two capacities — 3.0 Ah on this page and 4.0 Ah on our V6 page. Read the label on your existing pack, match the code, then match the capacity.
Dyson DC58 compatible battery · 21.6 V · 3.0 Ah
In Stock — delivery 3–7 days
- Dyson AU list
- AU $150.00 (V6 pack)
- Our price
- AU $45.79
- Difference
- AU $104.21 · 69% less
- Shipping
- Free, Australia Post, tracked
- Warranty
- 1 year + 30 day money back
- Payment
- PayPal or bank deposit
Our own site publishes two DC58 readings. The combined DC58/DC59 listing shows 3.0 Ah, Panasonic A grade 18650 at AU $67.99 → AU $45.79. The separate DC58 product page shows 3000 mAh, 340 g at Reg AU $83.10 → Sale AU $75.55. Same capacity, two live prices: [CONFIRM DC58 selling price]
DC58 battery price against Dyson Australia
Dyson Australia prices the V6-family battery as a single support part, listed under the V6, DC59 and DC58 parts pages. Below is that published price next to ours, plus the other V6-platform parts a DC58 owner does not need.
| Item | Dyson AU list price | AussieBatt | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| V6 replacement battery (V6 / DC59 / DC58 support parts) | AU $150.00 | AU $45.79 | AU $104.21 · 69% less |
| Same pack on our DC58 product page | AU $150.00 | AU $75.55 | AU $74.45 · 50% less |
| Charger (V6 / V7 / V8 / DC58 / DC59) | AU $40.00 | not needed | your existing charger works |
| Pre-filter (V6 / V7 / V8 / DC58 / DC59) | AU $35.00 | — | — |
| V6 cyclone assembly | AU $40.00 | — | — |
| V6 mini motorhead | AU $85.00 | — | — |
OEM prices shown are Dyson Australia list prices for the corresponding genuine part, checked on dyson.com.au on 31 October 2026. Dyson changes prices and availability — confirm before relying on the saving figure. The difference column is subtraction between two published prices, not a quote and not a lab result.
Why the gap exists
We are a battery distributor, not a vacuum brand. The pack is built from grade-A Panasonic 18650 cells and sold at a distributor price with no vacuum-maker markup on the part, which is the whole reason the same 21.6 V 3.0 Ah capacity is AU $45.79 here and AU $150.00 from Dyson. Compare every platform on the Dyson Australia price comparison.
Four things this pack puts back into a DC58
The DC58 is the workhorse end of the V6 family: whole-floor cleaning on a motorised head, which is the hardest duty a small lithium pack gets.
3.0 Ah, 64.8 Wh
21.6 V × 3.0 Ah = 64.8 Wh of stored energy — arithmetic from published figures, and the number that governs how long a clean runs once mode, head and filters are fixed.
Panasonic cells, protected
Panasonic A grade 18650 lithium cells with protection against over-current, short circuit and internal overheating, and 100 % QC of every battery before dispatch.
Free, tracked, quick to process
Orders are processed within 24 hours at Granville, NSW 2142 and most parcels arrive in 3–7 working days, fully tracked, with the number emailed.
Warranty handled in Australia
Full 1 year warranty and 30 day money back if the fit is wrong, dealt with by our own team on info@aussiebatt.com, Monday to Friday 9am–4pm.
Three steps, and no tools on the click-in style
The DC58 uses the slide-in pack with a release catch that the whole V6 family shares. Photograph the label on the old battery before you pull it out — that photo settles the code question and is your proof if you claim.
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1
Release the old pack
Unplug the charger first. Press the release catch and slide the depleted battery away from the handle.
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2
Seat the replacement
Line the new pack up to the same contacts, push it home until it is fully seated and the catch engages. If it needs force, it is the wrong pack.
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3
If yours is screw-retained
Some later handhelds in this family, such as the SV03 shown here, are held by screws. Undo them, swap the pack, refit your own screws snugly without forcing plastic threads, then charge.
Stop if the old pack shows any of this
A swollen or discoloured case, a burnt smell, a pack that has been soaked or dropped hard, or cells rattling loose inside. Do not charge it and never puncture it. Take it to an Australian household-battery recycler — most councils and large retailers run drop-off points.
Why DC58 and V6-platform batteries fail
Heat, flat storage, MAX mode — and blocked airflow
Lithium cells age fastest through heat and deep discharge. A DC58 left flat in a cupboard through an Australian summer, or run down on MAX every session, loses capacity well before the motor wears out, because MAX draws far more current than ECO. The other classic DC58 fault is not electrical: a blocked pre-filter or choked cyclone restricts airflow, the machine overheats and cuts out in a way that looks exactly like a dead cell. Wash and fully dry the filter, clear the airway, let it cool and retest before you spend anything.
Check how to tell if your Dyson battery is dead before buying, and work through the not-holding-charge diagnosis if the pack will not take a charge at all. For storage, keep the pack at roughly 40–50 % charge, 15–25 °C, cool and dry — never in a freezer — and run a full cycle every 2–3 weeks.
Dyson DC58 battery questions, answered
Is this a Type A click-in or a Type B screw-in pack?
Neither label applies. Type A and Type B belong to Dyson's older 22.2 V handhelds — DC34, DC35, DC44 and DC45. The DC58 is a 21.6 V V6-platform pack: slide-in with a release catch on most machines, screw-retained on some later handhelds. If you have a 22.2 V machine instead, use the DC35 Type A or Type B page, and read click-in versus screw-in.
Can I keep using my original DC58 charger?
Yes. It charges on the same 21.6 V Dyson charger as the original — the charger our site lists for 21.6 V DC58, DC59, DC61, V6, V7 and V8 machines. Never substitute a charger of another voltage: the 22.2 V legacy charger is a different supply. If yours is lost or faulty, see the Dyson charger page; Dyson Australia lists its own at AU $40.00.
Will fitting this battery void my Dyson warranty?
Most likely, yes, while the machine is inside Dyson's cover period — any third-party battery normally voids Dyson's cover on that machine, so claim through Dyson first. Our own limitation is published in full: our warranty does not extend to any products that are physically damaged or that are not under normal operating conditions as a result of misuse or improper installation on the buyer/user's part. See does it void my warranty.
How long will it run on a full charge?
We publish no runtime minutes for any battery on this site, and we will not invent any. The honest figure is stored energy: 21.6 V × 3.0 Ah = 64.8 Wh. Minutes are that energy divided by the machine's draw, which changes hugely between ECO and MAX, with the motorised head fitted, the floor surface and the condition of the filters. Dyson publishes mode-by-mode runtimes per model, so use those as the reference.
Is it normal for the pack to run hot?
Mild warmth after a long clean, especially in MAX, is normal. Too hot to hold, cut-outs that clear only after cooling, or any burnt smell is not — stop and contact us. On a DC58, check the filter and cyclone too, because a blockage produces both heat and short run time. The battery care guide covers cleaning intervals and charging habits.
How do delivery and a warranty claim work?
Orders are processed within 24 hours at our Granville, Sydney warehouse and most parcels arrive in 3–7 working days, tracked, with the number emailed. For a claim, email info@aussiebatt.com with your order number, the model code, a photo of the old battery label and the fault — support runs Monday to Friday, 9am–4pm. Wrong fit? The 30 day money back window applies; see our return policy.
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Same platform, other pages worth opening
If the code on your battery is not one of the four listed above, the pack you want is on one of these pages instead.
Dyson V6 replacement battery
The 4.0 Ah, 86.4 Wh version of this fitting on Sony cells — AU $46.79 for the same platform.
See the V6 packDyson DC59 replacement battery
Same pack and the same two price readings, plus why Dyson re-badged the DC59 generation as the V6.
See the DC59 pageDyson SV09 battery
965874-02, Panasonic A grade 18650, 21.6 V 3.0 Ah at AU $45.79 for the SV09 Animal handheld.
See the SV09 page3.0 Ah or 4.0 Ah? Ask before you buy
Send us the code and the capacity printed on your existing DC58 battery and we will confirm which pack, which price and how fast it arrives — before you pay anything.