Dyson Batteries, Filters & Parts

The parent collection for everything Dyson. Batteries cover V6 SV03 and SV04 (also DC58, DC59, DC61 and DC62), V7 SV11, V8 SV10 and SV25, V10 SV12, V11 SV14, V11 Outsize and V15 click-in packs, and older DC16, DC30, DC31, DC34 and DC35 Type A handhelds. Many come as battery and charger kits with filters. There are also V11 HEPA filters, V7/V8 filter kits and a V6 Fluffy roller head.

Find the SV or DC code on the label under the machine and shop by that. The Dyson V6 and Dyson V7 collections are quicker if you know your model. Compatible parts, not Dyson originals. Ships from Sydney, easy returns.

Frequently asked questions

How do I tell which Dyson model I have?

Every Dyson stick or handheld has a label under the main body, usually near the battery or behind the bin, with a code such as SV03, SV11 or DC59. Match that code to the listing. The marketing name like Animal or Absolute describes the accessories, not the battery, so the code matters more.

Can I replace a Dyson V10 or V11 battery myself?

Yes. The V10 SV12 battery is held by two screws and slides out from the handle, no different from the V7. The V11 Outsize and V15 use a click-in pack with a release catch and need no tools at all. Early V11 SV14 models have a screwed pack; check your listing for which style you have.

How often should I change a Dyson filter?

Dyson recommends washing the filter monthly and letting it dry for a full day before refitting. Replace it when it stays discoloured after washing or the machine pulses and loses suction with a clean bin. Most people change filters every one to two years. Our V7, V8 and V11 filter kits come as multi-packs.