Anker SOLIX home batteries

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Anker SOLIX makes the Solarbank home batteries. The Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro and Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro connect with a plug and have their own solar input for panels. The Solarbank ... Read moreLess

Anker SOLIX makes the Solarbank home batteries. The Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro and Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro connect with a plug and have their own solar input for panels. The Solarbank Max AC is a larger 7 kWh plug-in battery, expandable up to 42 kWh. The Solarbank Max is the fixed version with a built-in hybrid inverter. For anyone who wants to get started themselves or is looking for a complete installation. Also see all plug & play home batteries.

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Buying guide: Anker home battery

Which Anker home battery suits you?

Anker SOLIX has plug-in home batteries and a fixed home battery. You plug the Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro and Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro into the socket, and they have four MPPT inputs for your own solar panels. The Solarbank Max AC is a 7 kWh plug-in home battery that supplies 3,500 W on a dedicated circuit. The Solarbank Max is a hybrid inverter and battery in one, permanently connected to the electrical panel. Also view the plug-in home batteries, the fixed home batteries or read plug-in or fixed.

Model Capacity Power Connection Backup power
Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro 2.69 kWh, expandable to 16.2 kWh 800 W via socket, 1,200 W continuous Plug Yes, via AC output
Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro 5.02 kWh, expandable to 30 kWh 800 W via socket, 2,500 W on a dedicated circuit Plug or dedicated circuit Yes, via backup power output
Solarbank Max AC 7 kWh, expandable to 42 kWh 800 W via socket, 3,500 W on a dedicated circuit Plug or dedicated circuit, 1-phase Yes, 3,680 W
Solarbank Max 7 kWh, expandable to 42 kWh 5,000 W with fixed connection Fixed, hybrid inverter Yes, 3,680 W (5,000 W with Backup Auto-Switch)

Connect it yourself or have it installed?

You plug the Solarbank 3, Solarbank 4 and Solarbank Max AC into an earthed socket; they then charge and supply power at a maximum of 800 W (read is an 800 watt plug-in home battery allowed). For full power, an installer connects the battery to a dedicated circuit. The Solarbank Max is permanently connected by an electrician; in the Netherlands installation is arranged via a quote. To control it based on your consumption, you link a P1 meter or the Anker Smart Meter; see P1 meter or CT clamp.

Expanding: which module goes with which model?

You expand the Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro with the BP2700 (+2.7 kWh), up to 16.2 kWh. The Solarbank Max and Max AC grow with the BP7000 (+7 kWh), up to 42 kWh. You expand the Solarbank 4 with 5 kWh BP5000 modules up to 30 kWh. Note: the BP2700 does not fit the Max models and the BP7000 does not fit the Solarbank 2 or 3. See expansion modules and how many kWh of home battery do you need.

Frequently asked questions about Anker

Can I connect solar panels directly to an Anker Solarbank?

Yes. The Solarbank 3 has four MPPT inputs: 1,800 W with just the base unit, up to 3,600 W with a BP2700. The Solarbank 4 takes up to 5,000 W and twelve panels. The Solarbank Max has three MPPTs for up to 10,000 W of panels.

Does Anker SOLIX work with Home Assistant?

The Solarbank Max AC supports Home Assistant (via HACS), Modbus and an open API. More in linking a home battery to Home Assistant.

Can a Solarbank be placed outdoors?

Yes. The Solarbank 3 is IP65; the Solarbank 4, Max and Max AC are IP66.