Overview
- Sales opened in the U.S. on February 4 via Amazon and Anker’s Solix store, with launch perks through February 28 that include a free 400W solar panel, accessory kit, and an extended warranty.
- The system uses 6 kWh battery modules that scale to as much as 90 kWh across up to three combined systems, accepts up to 9 kW of solar per unit, and features an outdoor-ready NEMA 4 enclosure rated for −4°F to 131°F.
- Performance specs include up to 37.2 kW of surge power per unit to start heavy loads and a Turbo Output mode delivering up to 10 kW for 90 minutes.
- Home integration options include a Power Dock for 200A whole-home coverage with roughly 20 ms automatic switchover or a Smart Inlet Box for manual switching that can pair with existing solar.
- Pricing starts at $4,299 for the base setup, and coverage notes that real-world runtime varies by household load and charging sources, with Anker claiming up to 15 days for a standard home.