Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro User Manual
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About This Guide
This guide describes the Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro in terms of unboxing, product overview, installation, electrical connections, button and light explanation, customer service, and safety guidelines.
- One Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro can support up to 5 Anker SOLIX BP2700 Expansion Batteries.
- Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro can be used with Anker SOLIX Smart Meter, Anker SOLIX Smart Plug, and some third-party devices, which is updated periodically.
Unboxing
Check Before Installation
Inspect the Outer Packaging
Before unpacking the equipment, check the outer packaging for damage, such as holes and cracks, and review the equipment model number. If any damage is found or the model is not what you requested, do not unpack the equipment and contact Anker customer service as soon as possible.
Verify Deliverables
After unpacking the equipment, check that the deliverables are intact and complete, and free from any obvious damage. If any item is missing or damaged, contact Anker customer service.
In the Solarbank Box
Model: A17C53Z1, A17C53Z1-20
Items included:
- Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro
- AC Cable with Schuko Plug (3 m)
- Wrench for Removing PV Connectors
- Documents
Optional Accessories
The following accessories must be ordered separately.
Anker SOLIX BP2700 Expansion Battery
Model: A17C53Z1-85
Included components:
- Interlocking Kit: Fixed Bracket (x2), Screw (M5 10 mm) (x2)
- Documents
- Wall Mount Kit: L-Shape Wall Mount Fitting (x2), Expansion Screw (M5 60 mm) (x2), Screw (M5 10 mm) (x2)
Anker SOLIX Smart Meter
Model: A17X7
Items included:
- Anker SOLIX Smart Meter
- Current Transformers
- Extension Antenna
- Important Safety Instructions
Anker SOLIX Smart Plug
Model: A17X8
Items included:
- Anker SOLIX Smart Plug
- Important Safety Instructions
Product Overview
At a Glance
Diagram showing the Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro unit with numbered components:
- 1: Power Button
- 2: IoT Button
- 3: Power Status LED
- 4: IoT Status LED
- 5: Working Status LED
Diagram showing the side view of the unit with numbered components:
- 6: PV Connector Ports for PV Input 1
- 7: PV Connector Ports for PV Input 2
- 8: PV Connector Ports for PV Input 3
- 9: PV Connector Ports for PV Input 4
- 10: Ground Screw Hole
- 11: Grid-Tied Terminal
- 12: Backup Terminal
Button Controls
| Button | Action | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Power Button | Press for 3 seconds. | Turn Solarbank on / off. |
| Power Button | Press once (when Solarbank is on). | Check current battery level. |
| IoT Button | Press once. | Enable Internet connection. |
| IoT Button | Press for 3 seconds. | Disable Internet connection. |
| IoT Button | Press for 7 seconds. | Reset Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. |
| Power and IoT Buttons | Simultaneously press for 9 seconds. | Reset Solarbank. |
LED Guide
| Button | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Power Status LED | Solid blue | Powered on |
| Power Status LED | Off | Powered off |
| IoT Status LED | Flashing red | Malfunction / warning |
| IoT Status LED | Flashing blue | Internet connection enabled / reset |
| IoT Status LED | Off | Internet connection disabled |
Light Bar
| Description | Status |
|---|---|
| The center LED illuminates toward both sides. | Powered on |
| The lights on both sides fade toward the center. | Powered off |
| The LED illuminates toward both sides, and then cycles again. | Recharging |
| The light bar changes according to battery level. | Battery level |
| The light runs from left to right. | Upgrading firmware |
Pre-Installation
Select an Installation Site
Environment Requirements
- Do not place the modules near an area exposed to direct sunlight, fire, or explosive materials.
- Ensure the site is protected from potential hazards such as floods.
- The maximum operating altitude is 4,000 m.
Stacking Requirements
Select the appropriate installation space according to the equipment configuration to be installed. Reserve sufficient space for heat dissipation and safety isolation.
Diagram showing stacking configurations for Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro with 0 to 5 Expansion Batteries:
- Model: A17C53Z1, A17C53Z1-20 (0 Expansion Battery); A17C53Z1-1, A17C53Z1-20-1 (1 Expansion Battery); A17C53Z1-2, A17C53Z1-20-2 (2 Expansion Batteries); A17C53Z1-3, A17C53Z1-20-3 (3 Expansion Batteries); A17C53Z1-4, A17C53Z1-20-4 (4 Expansion Batteries); A17C53Z1-5, A17C53Z1-20-5 (5 Expansion Batteries).
- Energy: 2,688Wh (0 Expansion); 5,376Wh (1 Expansion); 8,064Wh (2 Expansion); 10,752Wh (3 Expansion); 13,440Wh (4 Expansion); 16,128Wh (5 Expansion).
Equipment Dimensions
Diagram showing dimensions:
- Solarbank: 460 mm (Width) × 254 mm (Depth) × 279 mm (Height)
- Expansion Battery: 460 mm (Width) × 233 mm (Depth) × 217.5 mm (Height)
Tools Not Supplied
The following tools are not included in this package. Please make sure they are ready before installation and electrical connections.
- Pen
- Phillips Screwdriver (PH1 and PH2)
- Hammer
- Power Drill (Drill Bit: 8 mm)
Installation
Precautions
- The following steps describe how to install one Solarbank and two expansion batteries as an example.
- Ensure Solarbank is off during installation.
Step 1. Place the Bottom Expansion Battery
- Ensure the heat sink on the back of the expansion battery faces the wall.
- Position within Wi-Fi coverage for Solarbank to connect to the network.
- Keep 18 to 47 mm away from the wall.
Diagram illustrating the placement of the expansion battery with the heat sink facing the wall and indicating the 18-47 mm gap.
Step 2. Remove Rubber Plugs
Unfasten screws (if applicable) and remove the rubber plugs.
Diagram showing the process of removing rubber plugs from the expansion battery units. A warning indicates not to remove the bottom rubber plug when installing the bottom battery pack or only one Solarbank to avoid water damage.
Step 3. Stack with Solarbank at the Top
Stack expansion batteries in sequence with Solarbank at the top by inserting the two corresponding ports into each other.
Diagram illustrating the stacking of expansion batteries and the Solarbank unit.
Step 4. Install the Wall Mount Kit
Attach the L-Shape wall mount fittings to both sides of the first expansion battery under Solarbank. Extra fittings are not needed for other expansion batteries.
- Install a fitting on one side by partially tightening the short screw. The fitting can be mounted on the front or the back.
- Mark a pilot hole.
- Rotate the fitting down.
- Drill the marked hole.
- Insert the anchor.
- Rotate the fitting back up.
- Tighten the long screw.
- Tighten the short screw.
Diagram illustrating the 8 steps for installing the wall mount kit, including drilling and securing the fittings.
Step 5. Install the Interlocking Kit
Attach the fixed brackets to both sides of each expansion battery.
- Snap the fixed bracket in place.
- Tighten the screw.
Diagram illustrating the attachment of fixed brackets to secure the expansion batteries together.
Electrical Connections
Precautions
- Ensure Solarbank is off during wiring.
- Do not use or turn on Solarbank after it has come into contact with water.
Connect to the Ground
Solarbank must be connected to the external ground point, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.
The following tools and supplies are not included in the package. Ensure that you have them ready before proceeding with the electrical connections.
| Required supplies | Specifications |
|---|---|
| GND cable | 1 mm², yellow/green |
| Ring terminal | Suitable for the 1 mm² GND cable and the M5 screw |
| Heat shrink tubing | Caliber: 8 mm, Length: 25 mm |
| Heat gun | / |
| Phillips screwdriver | PH2 |
To connect Solarbank to the external ground point, follow the steps below:
- Strip the insulation layer of the GND cable.
- Insert a heat shrink tubing and a ring terminal into the GND cable.
- Crimp the ring terminal onto the GND cable using a crimper.
- Wrap the wire crimping area with the heat shrink tubing using a heat gun.
- Loosen the pre-installed screw and use it to secure the GND cable.
Diagram illustrating the 5 steps for connecting the ground cable.
Connect to the Grid
Connect Solarbank to a home outlet using the included AC cable with Schuko plug (3 m).
Diagram showing the AC cable connecting the Solarbank to a wall outlet.
Connect to Your Device
Power your device directly using the backup port if needed.
Diagram showing a device connected to the Solarbank's backup port.
Connect to PV Modules
- Ensure that unused PV ports on Solarbank are sealed with waterproof caps.
- When connecting PV modules in parallel, please check the specifications of the PV modules and ensure that the total short-circuit current does not exceed 40A.
- Never connect two or more PV modules in series because this causes the input voltage to exceed 60V and will damage the equipment.
Diagram showing incorrect PV module connections marked with ❌: connecting modules in series and connecting the same PV connectors to different input ports.
- Never connect the same set of PV connectors to different sets of PV input ports. For instance, connecting the positive connector of PV Module 1 to the negative PV2 input port of Solarbank is prohibited.
Direct Connection (Up to 4 PV Modules)
Connect each PV module directly to the same set of PV input ports. Use Anker SOLIX Solar Panel Extension Cable (sold separately) to extend the reach if needed.
Diagram illustrating direct connection of PV modules to PV inputs 1-4.
Parallel Connection (Up to 8 PV Modules)
Connect every two PV modules to the same set of PV input ports. Use Anker SOLIX Y Solar Connection Cable (sold separately) for this setup.
Diagram illustrating parallel connection of PV modules to PV inputs 1-4.
Third-Party Solar Cable Requirements
When using third-party solar cables with your Solarbank, ensure that each cable meets the following specifications.
| Current | Conductor Cross-Sectional Area |
|---|---|
| ≤ 25A | 4 mm² |
| 25A to 35A | 6 mm² |
Example: The figure below shows solar cable specifications for a PV module with 16A DC output per port.
Diagram showing a parallel connection with specifications: 16A, 4 mm² for the first two modules, and 32A, 6 mm² for the next two.
To disconnect the PV connectors, use the included wrench.
Diagram showing the use of a wrench to disconnect PV connectors.
Device Setup
(Optional) Install the Smart Meter
Solarbank can be used with Anker SOLIX Smart Meter. For installation instructions, please refer to Anker SOLIX Smart Meter User Guide (A17X7).
(Optional) Install the Smart Plug
Solarbank can be used with Anker SOLIX Smart Plug. For installation instructions, please refer to Anker SOLIX Smart Plug User Guide (A17X8).
Power On / Off
The first use requires connections to both a PV module and a home outlet.
- With solar or AC input: Solarbank turns on automatically. To turn it off, disconnect it from both the PV modules and the home outlet, and then press the power button for 3 seconds.
- Without solar and AC input: Press the power button for 3 seconds to turn Solarbank on or off.
Diagram showing the power button being pressed for 3 seconds to turn the unit on or off.
Confirm Networking Status
Solarbank enters networking mode automatically when powered on. Confirm that the IoT button is flashing blue.
If the initial network connection is not completed within 30 minutes and there is no solar and AC input available, Solarbank will automatically shut off.
Use the Anker App
The Anker App allows you to monitor and manage your Solarbank system easily. Please note that the user interface images displayed are for illustration purposes and may differ from your actual view based on the software version.
Download the Anker App
Download the Anker app from the App Store (iOS devices) or Google Play (Android devices), or by scanning the QR code.
Diagram showing QR codes and buttons for downloading the app from Google Play and the App Store.
Sign Up / Sign In
Sign in or create an account. Please be reminded that the country or region MUST match where you live. An incorrect country or region may cause the device connection to fail.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing the sign-up/sign-in interface.
Connect to the Network
Add your Solarbank and connect it to your Wi-Fi network.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing the process of adding a device and connecting to a Wi-Fi network.
If you encounter connection issues, try the following:
- Confirm that your Wi-Fi router is working normally.
- Move your router closer to Solarbank.
- Verify that the Wi-Fi password is correct.
Add Home Devices
You can add other devices to interact with your Solarbank. If the device has been bound to your account, simply select it from the list. Otherwise, tap Add Devices to bind new devices and complete the network connection.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing the process of adding home devices.
Upgrade Firmware
Regularly upgrade the firmware to enjoy optimal performance.
- Before upgrading, ensure all devices are connected to a stable Wi-Fi network.
- The upgrade process may take a few minutes. Please be patient.
- If the upgrade fails, check if the devices are turned on and connected to Wi-Fi.
Screenshot of the Anker app showing the firmware upgrade process.
Customize Power Mode
Choose how your Solarbank manages power through the following modes to meet your home's energy needs.
Access Mode Selection
During Setup: Select a power mode from the options provided.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing power mode selection during setup.
After Setup: Access mode selection from the shortcut on the home page.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing power mode selection on the home page.
Power Modes
Smart Mode
In smart mode, your Solarbank forecasts future electricity production and consumption, as well as electricity prices, to create an optimal power schedule. Smart mode requires a smart meter and is only compatible with phones that support Google Maps.
How to Set Up:
- Select Smart Mode.
- Complete the following settings:
- Add a smart meter.
- Authorize data access.
- Authorize location access.
- Set your utility rate plan.
- (Optional) Add and set your power plug.
- Solarbank will start self-learning and complete it within a maximum of 24 hours.
Screenshots of the Anker app illustrating the setup process for Smart Mode.
Self-Consumption Mode
Self-consumption mode maximizes your use of solar power and minimizes reliance on the grid. In this mode, the smart meter will continuously monitor power demand and Solarbank will dynamically adjust the power output or storage.
- Self-consumption mode requires a smart meter.
- If the smart meter goes offline or malfunctions, Solarbank will automatically switch to custom mode until the smart meter is functional again.
Screenshot of the Anker app showing the selection of Self-Consumption Mode.
Custom Mode
Customize power output based on your specific needs throughout the day. In this mode, you can set a 24/7 schedule of photovoltaics consumption and storage for the Solarbank system. The system will power your home loads according to the schedule you set.
How to Set Up:
- Select Custom Mode and tap Setting.
- Tap + to add an energy plan.
- Tap Set a Schedule to set discharge schedules for household loads.
- Tap Repeat for other weeks as needed.
- Save and apply the energy plan by tapping ✔.
Screenshots of the Anker app illustrating the setup process for Custom Mode.
Smart Plug Mode
After a custom discharge strategy is set, the smart plug will consume additional green power energy without affecting the existing strategy. In this mode, you can set a 24/7 schedule of photovoltaics consumption and storage for the Solarbank system. When the smart plug has power demand, it will be given priority, and then power will be supplied to the household load according to the schedule you set.
Smart plug mode requires at least one smart plug. Up to 5 smart plugs can be added.
How to Set Up:
- Select Smart Plug Mode and tap Setting.
- Tap + to add an energy plan.
- Tap Set a Schedule to set discharge schedules for household loads.
- Tap Repeat for other weeks as needed.
- Save and apply the energy plan by tapping ✔.
Screenshots of the Anker app illustrating the setup process for Smart Plug Mode.
Schedule Mode
Schedule smart battery usage based on electricity rates. Set fixed time-of-use periods and use the dynamic schedule to automatically minimize costs. Distribute household energy use according to peaks and troughs that you set.
Schedule mode requires a smart meter.
Time of Use
Manually set the charge and discharge intervals to schedule energy use throughout the day. The periods are categorized as follows:
- Off-Peak: Photovoltaic power prioritizes supplying the load. Excess electricity recharges energy storage. If photovoltaic power is insufficient, energy storage supplies power to the load until remaining power is approximately 80%.
- Super Off-Peak: Photovoltaic power prioritizes recharging energy storage. If power generation is insufficient, electricity will be purchased from the grid. When energy storage is fully charged, the load will be powered by photovoltaic energy and grid electricity. Energy storage will not discharge at all during this time.
- Peak / Mid-Peak: Photovoltaic power prioritizes supplying the load. Excess photovoltaic power recharges energy storage. If photovoltaic power is insufficient for the load, energy storage will discharge and power will be purchased from the grid to meet demand.
Time Slot
Auto-schedule battery charging and discharging based on dynamic electricity rates for maximum savings.
How to Set Up Time-of-Use Mode:
- Select Schedule Mode.
- Tap Time-of-Use.
- Choose either Seasons or Year-Long based on your rate structure.
- If using Year-Long, proceed to the next step.
- If using Seasons, set your season with the handles. You can add or remove seasons using the + or -.
- Edit time periods by dragging the slider. Tap Add Period to include additional periods. Repeat this for other seasons if necessary.
- Enter the rate pricing. Set unique "buy" and "sell" prices for each time period.
- Repeat steps 4 and 5 for all time periods and seasons.
- Review and save your settings.
Screenshots of the Anker app illustrating the setup process for Time-of-Use mode.
How to Set Up Time Slot Mode:
- Select Schedule Mode.
- Tap Time Slot.
- Select Nordpool as the electricity price data provider and choose your region.
- Review and modify the purchase price and selling price (if applicable) as needed.
- VAT: Confirm the correct value-added tax rate for your area.
- Fee: Ensure it includes other applicable taxes, network fees, and levies.
- Note: The combined total of the wholesale price, VAT, and fees should closely match the retail price on your electricity bill.
- Tariff Type: If you intend to sell energy to the grid, select the appropriate tariff type.
- Fee: Set the selling price accordingly.
- Check time slot settings and make adjustments as needed.
The system determines the optimal charging and discharging time slots based on the electricity prices and your settings.
Charging and Discharging Available Period
You can set the time period for charging and discharging. During the time period, the system will execute the EMS schedule according to the charging operation times and discharging operation times set below.
Charging Settings
- Cutoff Power: The system automatically stops charging when the battery reaches the cutoff power.
- Charging Operation Times: The system will identify the corresponding periods with lowest electricity prices based on your settings, and then automatically charge the battery during those periods.
Discharging Settings
- Discharging Operation Times: The system will identify the corresponding periods with highest electricity prices based on your settings, and then automatically discharge the battery during those periods.
- Excess to Grid: Enable this feature to feed excess energy to the grid. If this feature is disabled, the energy will be reserved for home use.
Notes:
- If the charging or discharging times are not set, the system will execute the self-consumption mode.
- If the charging or discharging times is set, the system will charge or discharge within the set time period.
Manual Backup Power
When manual backup power is enabled, Solarbank prioritizes battery charging in case of storm warnings or potential outages. You can set the start and end time for this change.
Screenshots of the Anker app showing the setup for Manual Backup Power.
Adding an Expansion Battery
Precautions
- To protect yourself and the equipment, ensure the system is powered off before installing or adding expansion batteries. Installation while the system is powered on is not covered under warranty.
Step 1. Disassemble the System
Follow the steps below to add an expansion battery to the system. The example system includes one Solarbank and two expansion batteries.
- Disconnect Solarbank from PV modules.
- Unplug Solarbank from the home outlet and any connected device.
- Ensure Solarbank is off. To turn it off, press the power button for 3 seconds.
- If applicable, remove the L-shape wall mount fittings from both sides of the first expansion battery under Solarbank.
- If applicable, remove the fixed brackets from both sides of the expansion battery.
Diagrams illustrating the disassembly steps.
Step 2. Mount the Expansion Battery
- Unfasten the screws (if applicable) and remove the rubber plugs.
- Stack the new expansion battery under Solarbank.
Diagram showing the mounting of the expansion battery and a warning about the bottom rubber plug.
Step 3. Reassemble the System
- Reinstall the L-shape wall mount fittings on both sides of the first expansion battery under Solarbank.
- Snap the fixed brackets in place and tighten them to the expansion batteries.
- Plug Solarbank back into the home outlet and reconnect your device.
- Reconnect Solarbank and PV modules.
- If there is solar or AC input, Solarbank will power on automatically. To manually turn it on, press the power button for 3 seconds.
Diagrams illustrating the reassembly steps.
FAQ
1. Q: Are there any other precautions that need to be taken when installing and using the equipment?
A: Ensure the AC outlet is properly grounded.
2. Q: Can PV modules be connected in series?
A: No. Never connect two or more PV modules in series because this causes the input voltage to exceed 60V and will damage the equipment.
Diagram showing incorrect PV module connections marked with ❌.
3. Q: Can Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro be used with both Anker SOLIX BP1600 Expansion Batteries and Anker SOLIX BP2700 Expansion Batteries at the same time?
A: Yes. Please note the following when using them together:
- The charging power of Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro remains unaffected.
- The total maximum charging power of the expansion batteries is limited to 2,000W. (Note: This value can be increased to 3,600W if only Anker SOLIX BP2700 Expansion Batteries are used.)
4. Q: Can I use smart mode if my phone does not support Google Maps?
A: No. Smart mode is only compatible with phones that support Google Maps.
5. Q: How does smart mode work?
A: Smart mode starts with a 24-hour learning period during its first activation. During this time, the system runs in self-consumption mode. It uses AI to analyze your electricity usage, generation, and price changes. This helps the system automatically manage when to charge and discharge, maximizing the use of green energy and low-cost electricity. This ensures optimal power distribution, utilizes excess power effectively, and enhances energy savings.
6. Q: Why did the smart mode learning process fail?
A: Smart mode learns from historical data to determine the best strategies. If the smart meter is disconnected, data is insufficient, or there are significant data fluctuations, the learning process may take longer or fail. Make sure the smart meter is connected, maintain a consistent power usage pattern, and select Continue Learning in the app. The system will finish learning as quickly as possible to activate smart mode functionality.
7. Q: Why are my earnings low in smart mode?
A: Earnings in smart mode come from smart charging and discharging, as well as utilizing excess power. Earnings from smart charging and discharging are more significant on cloudy days or in winter due to less sunlight, while sunny days or summer yield more from excess power usage. Although daily earnings may seem small, they accumulate over time. Be sure to check your total earnings periodically.
8. Q: How do I set up a smart plug to use excess power?
A: Open the Anker app and navigate to the earnings page. Click the icon next to Intelligent Scheduling Days to view scheduling details. Here, you can see excess power information and enable the smart plug to turn on automatically. Make sure you have a smart plug connected to utilize this feature.
9. Q: What devices are suitable for using excess power?
A: You can effectively use excess power by connecting devices to a smart plug. It is recommended to use devices like e-bikes to maximize the benefits of any excess power generated.
Specifications
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro
| Model | A17C53Z1, A17C53Z1-1, A17C53Z1-2, A17C53Z1-3, A17C53Z1-4, A17C53Z1-5 A17C53Z1-20, A17C53Z1-20-1, A17C53Z1-20-2, A17C53Z1-20-3, A17C53Z1-20-4, A17C53Z1-20-5 |
|---|---|
| PV Terminal | |
| Max PV Input Voltage | 60VDC |
| Max PV Input Current | 32ADC ×4 |
| Max Isc PV | 40ADC ×4 |
| Max PV Input Power | 900W ×4 |
| Operation Voltage Range | 16-60VDC |
| Battery Data | |
| Rechargeable Battery | LFP |
| Battery Nominal Voltage | 25.6VDC |
| Max Charge Current | 70ADC |
| Max Discharge Current | 75ADC |
| Rated Power (Single Device) | 1,800W |
| Rated Energy | 2,688Wh |
| Rated Capacity | 105Ah |
| IEC Code | IFpP52/161/120[8S]M/-20+50/90 |
| AC Input (On-Grid Terminal) | |
| Max AC Input Power | 2,000W |
| Max AC Input Current | 10AAC |
| Max AC Charge Power | 1,200W |
| Max AC Charge Current | 5.3AAC |
| AC Nominal Input Voltage | L + N + PE, 220VAC / 230VAC, 50Hz |
| AC Output (On-Grid Terminal) | |
| AC Output Power | 800W, 1,200W |
| Max AC Apparent Power | /, 1,200VA |
| Max AC Output Current | 3.5AAC, 5.3AAC |
| Rated AC Output Power | /, 800W |
| Rated AC Apparent Power | /, 800VA |
| Rated AC Output Current | /, 3.5AAC |
| AC Nominal Output Voltage | L + N + PE, 220VAC / 230VAC, 50Hz |
| Power Factor | 0.8 Lagging - 0.8 Leading |
| AC Output (Off-Grid Terminal) | |
| Max AC Output Power | 1,200W |
| Max AC Output Current | 5.3AAC |
| Max AC Bypass Output Power | 2,000W |
| Max AC Bypass Output Current | 10AAC |
| AC Nominal Output Voltage | L + N + PE, 220VAC / 230VAC, 50Hz |
| General Parameters | |
| Protective Class | Class I |
| Ingress Protection | IP65 |
| Inverter Topology | Isolated |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to 55°C |
| Max Altitude | 4,000 m |
| Warranty | 10 Years |
| Dimensions | 460 × 254 × 279 mm |
| Net Weight | 29.2 kg |
Note: The on-grid terminal is also labeled as the grid-tied terminal on the Solarbank package. The 1,200W on the package indicates the AC output power of Solarbank. The 2,688Wh on the package indicates the rated battery energy of Solarbank.
Anker SOLIX BP2700 Expansion Battery
| Model | A17C53Z1-85 |
|---|---|
| Battery Data | |
| Rechargeable Battery | LFP |
| Battery Nominal Voltage | 25.6VDC |
| Max Charge Current | 70ADC |
| Max Discharge Current | 75ADC |
| Rated Power (Single Device) | 1,800W |
| Rated Energy | 2,688Wh |
| Rated Capacity | 105Ah |
| IEC Code | IFpP52/161/120[8S]M/-20+50/90 |
| General Parameters | |
| Ingress Protection | IP65 |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to 55°C |
| Max Altitude | 4,000 m |
| Warranty | 10 Years |
| Dimensions | 460 × 233 × 217.5 mm |
| Net Weight | 24 kg |
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