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Anker SOLIX Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro

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Peak Performance, Absolute Savings

Energy is cheaper at night.
Only Solarbank saves it intelligently.

You used to save what you could by timing your washing machine and hope for the best. Now Solarbank's 2,500W fast charging fills 5kWh overnight—so you wake up to a fully charged battery, ready for the day ahead.

Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro

It's time for a new kind of savings. One that works while you sleep.

95%
Home Appliances Supported
95% Home Appliances Supported
Maximum
Sustainable Energy Efficiency
Maximum Sustainable Energy Efficiency
15-Year
Lifespan
15-Year Lifespan
2,500W
Bidirectional Charging
800W
Grid-Tied AC Output
5,000W / 5kWh
MPPT Capability / Capacity
Up to £770
in Annual Savings
3.3 Years
Payback Period
Solarbank 4 Pro£770
Other Balcony Solar Storage Systems£560
PV Panels Only£428
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Peak Production to Meet All Your Energy Needs

Your energy needs won't stay the same, and your system shouldn't either. Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro's 4 MPPTs support 4 to 12 panels, generating up to 5,586kWh annually—enough to cover daily consumption, keep an EV charged, and still have plenty to spare.

12 Panels
Maximum
Connection
5,000W

Maximum
MPPT Capability
5,586kWh

Annual
Generation

Peak Storage to Power
Through the Night

With a base capacity of 5kWh, that's enough to power a standard UK household through the night. Stay confident knowing your appliances continue running after dark, even demanding ones such as a heat pump. Need more? You can easily expand up to 30kWh.

5kWh - 30kWh
Connect Up to 5 Expansion Batteries

Easy Installation, Easy Expansion

Designed for plug-and-play simplicity, so you can install and expand your system without the hassle.

Wide Compatibility, Highly Efficient

Free Your Mind with AI EMS

By analysing real-time weather data, household load, and electricity prices, AI EMS dynamically adjusts charge and discharge strategies to maximise your savings.

Free Your Hands with Anka

With Anka Voice Assistant, you can check generation status, switch modes, and adjust settings completely hands-free—just say the word. Meanwhile, the system autonomously determines the optimal charging and discharging path based on real-time weather conditions and your usage habits.

Robust Security with Local Data Privacy

Long-Lasting Performance, Long-Term Savings

The Highest Safety Standards

FAQ

Yes. Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is fully compatible with third-party solar systems. It can intelligently detect surplus solar generation and quickly store it in the battery at a maximum charging power of 2,500W.

App Setup

During the initial setup or daily use, simply go to the "System Configuration" page in the Anker App and check the option "A third-party PV system has been installed in my home."

PV Generation Monitoring and Hardware Configuration Recommendations

For more precise PV generation monitoring and surplus energy management, we strongly recommend pairing it with Anker Smart Meter and current transformers (PV / ESS CTs). The specific hardware configuration depends on your household's grid type:

- Single-Phase Households (with Single-Phase Smart Meter): The single-phase smart meter comes standard with two independent CTs. You can use one to monitor the incoming grid power, and the other to monitor the circuit where the third-party solar system is connected.

- Three-Phase Households (with Three-Phase Smart Meter): The three-phase smart meter comes standard with a 3-in-1 CT bundle designed exclusively for monitoring the grid supply phases. It does not include dedicated CTs for monitoring third-party solar generation. To accurately monitor your third-party PV generation data, you will need to purchase additional sub-circuit CTs separately.

The grid-connected power generation and solar self-consumption features of Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro are not bound to any specific electricity supplier. The device can seamlessly connect to any Distribution Network Operator (DNO) in the UK for normal use.

The mention of "compatible with Octopus" specifically refers to the device's smart cost-saving feature for TOU tariffs, which automatically charges the battery during low-rate off-peak periods and prioritises discharging during high-rate peak periods to maximise your electricity savings.

This feature is not limited to Octopus. It is widely compatible with over 870 UK electricity suppliers, including British Gas, E.ON Next, OVO Energy, EDF Energy, and ScottishPower. As long as your supplier offers a TOU tariff, the device will fully support it.

In the UK, Anker SOLIX Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is compatible with the following smart meters:

Anker SOLIX Smart Meters:
Anker SOLIX Smart Meter (A17X7)
Anker SOLIX Smart Meter Gen 2

Third-Party Meters:
Everhome Meter (Eco Tracker IR)

Anker SOLIX Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is a battery energy storage system. The hardware supports plug-in functionality, and an AC supply cable is included as standard. Anker SOLIX will assess the suitability of plug-in installation in the UK as and when updated industry regulations and BSI product standards are introduced.

In the interim, installation must be carried out by a Part P-registered electrician. The system is supplied with hardwiring terminals as standard to meet this requirement.

Anker SOLIX Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro can be used without a smart meter. However, in this configuration, household load monitoring is unavailable, and advanced energy management features are restricted. Only Custom Mode is available for charge and discharge control, and the anti-backflow (zero-export) functionality is not supported.

When used with a smart meter, the system can access household load data and enable advanced energy management modes, including Smart Mode, Self-Consumption Mode, Time-of-Use (TOU) Mode, and Dynamic Tariff Mode, to maximise energy savings. Anti-backflow functionality is also supported.

The normal operating temperature range for Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is -20°C to 55°C. When the device detects an abnormal temperature, the system automatically triggers a temperature protection mechanism. Safety under abnormal temperature conditions is maintained through the following 7-layer electrical protection system:

1. Cell Safety: Ceramic-coated separators within each cell prevent internal short circuits at elevated temperatures.

2. Thermal Isolation: Aerogel insulation pads are placed between cells to prevent thermal runaway propagation.

3. Electrical Safety: In the event of an overcurrent or short circuit, the system automatically isolates the circuit to prevent circuit burnout and battery pack fires.

4. System Safety: Multi-fault monitoring prevents issues such as overcharging and overdischarging, whilst AI algorithms proactively identify anomalies and issue early warnings.

5. Hazard Isolation Safety: An anti-thermal runaway design ensures no open flames and prevents propagation between battery packs. Conformal coating on circuit boards prevents condensation and avoids short circuits caused by potential electrolyte leakage during thermal runaway.

6. Emergency Pressure Relief Safety: In the event of cell thermal runaway, oxygen is rapidly discharged to prevent combustion. Once discharging is complete, the pressure relief valve closes automatically to prevent oxygen from re-entering and causing reignition.

7. Structural Safety: The device features an IP66-rated waterproof enclosure. Additionally, the base of the battery pack incorporates an anti-corrosion design to ensure that any potential electrolyte leakage does not cause corrosion of the battery assembly.

For optimal and safe operation, install the system in a well-ventilated location where the ambient temperature remains within the permissible operating range of -20°C to 55°C.

Smart Mode integrates three major data sources: historical power generation and consumption data, real-time weather forecasts, and dynamic electricity pricing. Using AI algorithms, it accurately predicts solar generation, household energy demand, and electricity price fluctuations over a 24-hour horizon to automatically generate an optimised charge and discharge schedule.

1. For Fixed-Rate Tariffs
During periods of surplus solar generation or negative electricity prices, Smart Mode can automatically turn on controllable loads (via the Smart Load Port) to maximise solar self-consumption and take full advantage of negative pricing.

2. For TOU (Time-of-Use) or Dynamic Tariffs
In addition to utilising surplus solar generation and negative electricity prices, if solar generation is insufficient, Smart Mode can charge the battery during low-rate off-peak periods and discharge it during peak high-rate peak periods to reduce your electricity costs. Furthermore, if you are enrolled in a grid-export (feed-in) plan, Smart Mode supports exporting stored energy to the grid during the most profitable periods, helping you maximise your revenue.

Yes. Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro has successfully completed G98 certification and is officially listed.

Yes. Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro features a built-in Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) function to power your essential devices during a power cut.

When a power cut occurs, the system automatically switches to Off-Grid Mode within 10 ms. It provides up to 2,500W of uninterrupted power to critical loads connected to its dedicated off-grid port. Once grid power is restored, the system automatically reverts to its normal operating mode without manual intervention.

Please note:
- Backup power is available only to loads connected to the designated off-grid port.

- Actual backup duration depends on the battery's state of charge and the total demand of the connected loads.

- Switchover performance may vary depending on the connected load type and characteristics.

Disclaimers:

1.1 The maximum annual savings provided are theoretical values, derived from an internal model comparing a reference household budget for a grid-connected photovoltaic system with that of a household using a Solarbank 4 Pro system.

Daytime: Solar generation is fully consumed by midday or during the evening peak.

Configuration: 1 × 5kWh main unit; 4 × 500W solar panels (total PV power: 2,000W); AC output: 2,500W (off-grid / hardwired); Total cost: £2,510.

Annual Electricity Consumption: 4,100kWh.

Annual Energy Generation: 2,000 × 0.9 = 1,800kWh.

Solar Self-Consumption Energy Savings (Excluding Discharge Impact): 1,800kWh × 0.94 = 1,692kWh.

Solar Self-Consumption Rate: 94% (sourced from HTW Berlin Solar Storage Revenue Calculator).

Solar Self-Consumption Energy Savings (Including AC Discharge Impact): 1,692kWh × 0.92 = 1,557kWh (where 0.92 is the AC discharge impact coefficient).

Predicted Energy Savings from Surplus PV Generation: Surplus energy × 30% = (1,800 - 1,557) × 30% = 72.9kWh (where 30% represents the surplus energy utilisation rate).

Total Annual Self-Consumption Energy Savings: 1,557 + 72.9 = 1,629.9kWh.

Total Self-Consumption Revenue: 1,629.9 × £0.26 = £423.80.

Self-Sufficiency Rate: 1,629.9 ÷ 4,100 = 39.75%.

Self-Consumption Rate: 1,629.9 ÷ 1,800 = 90.54%.

Actual grid-connected PV system output, the number of modules, and energy generation depend on local regulations, grid connection requirements, installation conditions, and usage scenarios. Annual energy generation and electricity cost savings are theoretical calculations; actual results may vary.

Night-Time: Time-of-use (TOU) tariff, charging at off-peak prices at night, and discharging during the morning peak.

TOU Peak / Off-Peak Arbitrage:

Taking a 5 kWh energy storage system as an example, the charging efficiency is 95% and the discharging efficiency is 95%.

Under a traditional time-of-use tariff (taking Octopus Go as an example), off-peak hours are fixed at 12:30 AM - 5:30 AM, priced at £0.085/kWh. The remaining time periods are calculated based on a peak price of £0.2937/kWh.

Since there is only one fixed off-peak window each day, the energy storage system can typically complete just one full charge using cheaper night-time electricity and one full discharge during the day / evening peak period. Therefore, calculating based on one cycle per day is more accurate.

1) Cost per Charge

To fully charge a 5kWh battery, assuming a 95% charging efficiency, the actual energy input required is:

5 ÷ 95% = 5.26kWh

At an off-peak electricity price of £0.085/kWh, the cost per charge is:

5.26 × £0.085 = £0.447

2) Value per Discharge

When discharging a 5kWh battery, assuming a 95% discharging efficiency, the actual usable electricity for the load is:

5 × 95% = 4.75kWh

At a peak electricity price of £0.2937/kWh, the value per discharge is:

4.75 × £0.2937 = £1.395

3) Revenue per Cycle

The revenue per cycle is:

£1.395 - £0.447 = £0.948

4) Daily Revenue

Since there is only one off-peak charging window each day, the calculation assumes one complete cycle per day. The estimated daily revenue is therefore:

£0.948/day

5) Annual Revenue

Based on a 365-day year, the annual revenue is:

£0.948 × 365 = £346.02/year

Total Revenue = TOU + PV Self-Consumption = £346.02 + £423.80 = £769.82.

Payback Period = Total Investment ÷ Total Revenue = £2,510 ÷ £769.82 = 3.26 years.

Note: The UK equivalent generation factor is 0.9, and the average electricity price is £0.26/kWh. The TOU off-peak window is fixed at 12:30 AM - 5:30 AM with an electricity price of £0.085/kWh; the peak electricity price is £0.2937/kWh.

1.2 PV yield is based on standard peak sun hours (e.g., PVGIS data). Actual results may vary significantly depending on location, weather conditions, individual consumption patterns, dynamic electricity rates, battery ageing, and system configuration.

1.3 This information is for illustrative purposes only and provides no guarantees. Unless otherwise stated, taxes, professional installation costs, and local grid connection fees are not included.

2. The payback period is calculated based on the comparison between total system investment cost and estimated annual savings. The above system configuration is expected to achieve payback in approximately 3.3 years.

3.1 "Can power 95% of household electricity needs" is calculated based on the Solarbank 4 Pro system's 2,500W rated output compared to typical UK household electricity demand.

3.2 "95% household electricity" refers to typical daily usage scenarios, including standby loads, lighting, refrigerator, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, computer and other common appliances (typically under 2,500W). High-power devices such as EV chargers (3.7kW+), heat pumps (4kW+) and electric water heaters are excluded, as these require additional grid capacity assessment or dedicated circuits.

4.1 IP66 certification means the device is protected against dust ingress and resistant to high-pressure water jets. However, it is not designed for submersion or underwater use.

4.2 For outdoor use, the device should always be installed according to the operating instructions—ensure adequate ventilation, waterproofing, and elevated installation. Prolonged exposure to standing water, heavy rainfall, or extreme marine or corrosive environments should be avoided. If such conditions exist, additional protective measures are required.

5. Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is a plug-in solar storage, according to the UK Building Code Part P, its installation is classified as a reportable electrical work due to the inclusion of a battery storage module. To ensure your safety and compliance, installation must be performed by a competent electrician registered under a Part P-approved scheme (e.g., NICEIC or NAPIT), using a dedicated hardwired connection to the distribution board, and paired with Anker SOLIX Smart Meter Gen 2. Hardwired terminals are included to fully meet this compliance requirement. Anker SOLIX is not responsible for problems caused by ageing wiring, improper or non-compliant installation in the user's home.

Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro is designed with plug-and-play-ready hardware, and an AC cable is included in the box. Installation guidance will be provided once the relevant UK regulations and BSI standards governing plug-and-play solar and energy storage systems are in force.

Note: This statement will not affect your legal rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

6. Users are responsible for ensuring system installation complies with local grid connection regulations. Different countries and regions may have varying regulations regarding power limits, registration requirements, and installation standards for balcony solar storage systems.


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