Article 6M9E0 Anker’s minimalistic home backup batteriesare ready for blackout season

Anker’s minimalistic home backup batteriesare ready for blackout season

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Thomas Ricker
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X1_Lifestyle01.0.jpg If you can afford this home, you can probably afford Anker's whole-home battery backup solution. | Image: Anker

Nearly a year since it was first announced, Anker is finally selling its Solix whole-home battery backup solution in North America. The Solix X1 is just 5.9 inches thick and attaches to a wall like a Tesla Powerwall. It's a more permanent and minimalist alternative to Anker's modular F3800 kits, which can be quickly detached to power a weekend away.

The Solix X1 can be configured to deliver between 3kW and 36kW of power with a stackable design that supports between 5kWh and 180kWh of LFP battery capacity. It's covered by a warranty of 10 years or 16.5MWh throughput, whichever comes first. Cutover from the grid to the battery happens in less than 20ms, so you might not even notice the next power outage.

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