Overview
- The system, unveiled Tuesday in Berlin, is now on preorder at €1,999 with launch deals dropping it to €1,499 at Kleines Kraftwerk through June 11.
- The all‑in‑one unit takes up to 5,000 W of solar input across four independent MPPTs, starts with a 5 kWh LFP battery, and scales to 30 kWh using stackable packs.
- Grid use supports simple 800 W plug‑in via a Schuko outlet or up to 2,500 W on a dedicated Wieland circuit under Anker’s TÜV‑checked PluginPower 2.0 setup.
- Backup power delivers up to 2,500 W from an off‑grid socket with a roughly 10 ms switchover during outages, and the enclosure is rated IP66 with C5 corrosion protection.
- Reporters note no long‑term tests yet, as retailers tout discounts and bundle deals, and broader 2026 coverage shows larger eight‑panel sets with storage raising self‑consumption and speeding payback for mini‑PV users.