Anker Solix – plug-in storage with home battery performance

11/10/2026 | Print view
Plug it in and charge the car, and no electrician needed for the basic setup
Anker Solix
Plug it in and charge the car, and no electrician needed for the basic setup

The new Solarbank Max extends the manufacturer’s range of balcony and home battery products. Three MPP trackers take a solar input of up to 10 kW, enough for up to 20 solar modules.

The main module has a built-in inverter and a storage capacity of 7 kWh. Up to five additional batteries can be added, expanding the total capacity to 42 kWh.

Connected via a Wieland connector, the system delivers up to 3.5 kW of AC output to the home grid, and a fixed installation allows up to 4.6 kW. That is enough to run high-demand appliances such as heat pumps and wallboxes. (nhp)

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