Marstek home batteries

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Marstek home batteries store your solar power for the evening and night. The Venus E, Venus A and Venus D are plug & play: plug into an earthed socket and you're ready. The ... Read moreLess

Marstek home batteries store your solar power for the evening and night. The Venus E, Venus A and Venus D are plug & play: plug into an earthed socket and you're ready. The Venus X is a fixed home battery for the electrical panel, with backup power for the whole house; installation via a quote (in the Netherlands). Suitable for households with solar panels or a dynamic energy contract. Also see all plug & play home batteries.

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Buying guide: Marstek home battery

Which Marstek home battery suits you?

Marstek has two types of home batteries. The Venus E, Venus E Mini, Venus A and Venus D are plug-in home batteries: plug into an earthed socket and the battery supplies a maximum of 800 W to your home via the socket. You will find them among the plug-in home batteries. The Venus X is a fixed home battery for the electrical panel, found among the fixed home batteries. Also read plug-in or fixed: which home battery suits you.

Model Capacity Power Connection Backup power
Venus E 3.0 5.12 kWh 800 W via socket Plug –
Venus E 4.0 5.12 kWh, expandable to 15 kWh 800 W via socket, 3,000 W on a dedicated circuit Plug or dedicated circuit Yes, up to 3,000 W
Venus E Mini 2 kWh 800 W via socket, 1.5 kW on a dedicated circuit Plug or dedicated circuit Yes, 1.5 kW
Venus A 2.12 kWh per module, up to 12.72 kWh 800 W via socket Plug Yes, 1,200 W
Venus D 2.56 kWh per module, up to 15.36 kWh 800 W via socket, 2,200 W on a dedicated circuit Plug or dedicated circuit –
Venus X 10 kWh, expandable to 60 kWh 6 kW Fixed, 1-phase Yes, via a transfer switch

Connect it yourself or have it installed?

You connect the plug-in models yourself; via the socket a limit of 800 W applies in the Netherlands (read is an 800 watt plug-in home battery allowed). For the full power of the Venus E 4.0, E Mini or Venus D, an installer connects the battery to a dedicated circuit. The Venus X is always permanently connected by a certified installer; in the Netherlands installation is arranged via a quote. To control the battery based on your consumption, you use a P1 smart meter dongle or CT clamp, see P1 meter or CT clamp with a home battery.

Expanding and choosing capacity

The Venus A and Venus D are modular: you can add modules later with the Venus A expansion module (+2.12 kWh) or the Venus D expansion module (+2.56 kWh). With the Venus E 4.0 you can link up to three units using the optional SmartBox. See also expansion modules and how many kWh of home battery do you need. Venus E 3.0 or 4.0? Read the differences.

Frequently asked questions about Marstek

Do I need a P1 meter with a Marstek home battery?

For automatic control based on your consumption, yes. The Venus A comes with a P1 meter and the Venus E Mini with the CT003 P1 meter. Available separately: the CT003 P1 meter and the CT002 Smart meter.

Can I connect solar panels directly to a Marstek?

With the Venus A and Venus D, yes: four MPPT inputs, together about 1.4 kW (Venus A) or up to 4 kW (Venus D). The Venus X is AC-coupled: your existing panels and inverter stay in place.

Which Marstek has backup power?

Among others, the Venus E 4.0 (up to 3,000 W), Venus E Mini (1.5 kW) and Venus A (1,200 W). The Venus X supplies backup power via a transfer switch, on the circuits the installer connects. More in backup power with a home battery.