Overview
- PC‑WELT on Tuesday highlighted a Kleines Kraftwerk offer at €1,307 for a 2,000 W set with four 500 W bifacial panels, the Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro and a Smart Meter, with mounting sold separately.
- Also Tuesday, inFranken.de detailed a Kleines Kraftwerk package using four newer 480 W Full Black TOPCon panels (1,920 W total) with the same Anker Solarbank for €1,377 including free shipping.
- Monday’s coverage showed the broader price drop: solago listed a 2,000 W set with four 500 W panels at €1,299 with code “infranken30,” and Sicatron advertised a similar package for €1,199 with free pickup in Hagen or €99 nationwide shipping.
- The bundled Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro integrates a battery and inverter with about 2.68 kWh capacity, four MPPT inputs, up to 3.6 kW PV input and 800 W grid output, and it can expand to roughly 16 kWh with add‑on modules.
- Vendors and reviewers cite modeled yields of about 1,800–2,200 kWh per year and potential savings of €630–€770 at €0.35/kWh, but real payback ranges from roughly 1.5 to 4 years due to site conditions, 800 W feed‑in limits and required registration; Anker’s next‑gen Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is announced for preorder through June 11, which could add further price pressure.