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Anker SOLIX · Whole-home backup system
Anker SOLIX E10
An outdoor-rated whole-home battery that starts a 5-ton AC
WattLab Score
How good it is for its size · method
- 12,288 WhCapacity
- 7,680 W / 37,200 WAC continuous / surge
- 320.6 lbWeight
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Overview
Anker's SOLIX E10 kit combines a 7,680W split-phase power module with two 6,144Wh LFP batteries (12,288Wh) and a 200A Power Dock for automatic whole-home switchover in under 20 ms. It's outdoor-rated (IP66) and expands to 90kWh.
Ideal for
Homeowners who want automatic whole-home backup, including central AC, without a fuel-burning standby generator.
Skip it if
Renters or anyone who needs portable power; a portable station is far cheaper and needs no installation.
Editor's ratings · 0–10
Score profile
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What's inside the 7.1 WattLab Score
- Charging speed—
- Battery technology10.0
- Energy density (Wh/lb)7.5
- Solar refill speed8.6
- Value (Wh per $)7.2
- Versatility (ports & features)2.0
How long will it run?
Estimated runtimes on a full charge for common devices.
| Device | Typical load | Estimated runtime |
|---|---|---|
| Smartphone charge | 15 Wh each | ~696 charges |
| Wi-Fi router + modem | 15 W | ~696 hr |
| CPAP (no humidifier) | 40 W | ~261 hr |
| Laptop | 60 W | ~174 hr |
| 12V camping fridge (avg) | 35 W | ~298 hr |
| 32" LED TV | 50 W | ~209 hr |
| Full-size fridge (avg) | 150 W | ~70 hr |
| Coffee maker | 1,000 W | ~10 hr |
Estimates use 85% of rated capacity to account for inverter losses. Real runtimes vary with temperature, battery age and how often appliances cycle.
Full specifications
Battery
| Capacity | 12,288 Wh |
|---|---|
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Rated cycle life | 4,000 cycles |
Output
| AC output (continuous) | 7,680 W |
|---|---|
| Surge / peak | 37,200 W |
| Power Lifting (resistive loads) | — |
| AC outlets (120V, pure sine) | — |
| USB-C ports | — |
| Max USB-C output | — |
| USB-A ports | — |
| 12V car outlet | — |
| DC5521 barrel ports | — |
Charging
| Max AC charging input | 9,600 W |
|---|---|
| AC charge time (standard) | — |
| Fastest full charge | — |
| Max solar input | 9,000 W |
| Solar input spec | 2 × 4,500W, 30–450V DC, 15A |
| Solar charge time | — |
| Car charge time | — |
Size & build
| Weight | 320.6 lb (145.5 kg) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Power module 26.4 × 11.8 × 10.2 in |
| Rated noise | — |
| Charging temperature | — |
| Discharge temperature | -4–131°F (-20–55°C, operating) |
Smart features & warranty
| UPS switchover | ≤20 ms |
|---|---|
| App control | Anker app (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth) |
| Expandable battery | Yes |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Value
| Reference price* | $7,799.00 |
|---|---|
| Wh per dollar* | 1.58 Wh/$ |
Other details
| System | E10 Power Module + 2 × B6000 6,144Wh batteries + 200A Power Dock |
|---|---|
| Output | 7,680W continuous (split-phase 120/240V); 10,000W Turbo for 90 minutes with two or more batteries |
| Surge | Up to 37.2kW (155 LRA) per unit, enough to start a 5-ton central AC (Anker) |
| Generator input | 4,500W DC smart-generator input |
| Expansion | Up to 5 batteries (30kWh) per unit; up to 3 units (90kWh) with the Power Dock |
| Weight detail | Power module 60.6 lb + 130 lb per battery; Power Dock not included in this figure |
| Enclosure | NEMA 4 (IP66) outdoor-rated; Power Dock NEMA 3R |
| Warranty detail | E10 5 years; Power Dock 10 years |
| Certification | UL 9540 and UL 9540A |
- Fast charging: Accepts up to 9,600W of AC input at 240V/40A; Anker doesn't publish a full-charge time.
- Solar time: Requires a high-voltage solar array.
- Cycle life: 4,000 cycles to 80% capacity (Anker rating).
- * Reference price from the manufacturer's US store on the date shown. Amazon's price may be different.
- — means the manufacturer doesn't publish that figure. We never estimate missing specs.
Spec sources
Anker SOLIX E10
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Our take
The SOLIX E10 is Anker's answer to a standby generator. Instead of a portable box, it's a weatherproof home battery system: a power module rated at 7,680W continuous (10,000W for 90 minutes with two batteries) plus stackable 6,144Wh LiFePO4 battery modules. This kit includes two batteries for 12,288Wh and Anker's 200A Power Dock, which connects to your main panel and switches the whole house over in under 20 ms.
Surge capability is the standout. Anker rates a single unit at up to 37.2kW of surge (155 LRA), enough to start a 5-ton central air conditioner, which many battery systems struggle with. The enclosure is NEMA 4 (IP66), so it can be installed outdoors, and the operating range runs from -4°F to 131°F.
Recharging is flexible: up to 9,600W from the grid at 240V, two solar inputs at 4,500W each (9kW total), and a 4,500W DC input for Anker's smart generator. The batteries are rated for 4,000 cycles to 80%, and you can grow the system to 30kWh per unit or 90kWh with three units on one Power Dock.
The trade-offs are those of any whole-home system: professional installation, a high price, and serious weight (each battery is 130 lb). There are no built-in outlets for direct plug-in use; power is delivered through the Power Dock to your home's circuits. If you want the convenience of a standby generator without fuel, it's one of the most complete systems available.
Pros
- 7,680W continuous, 10kW Turbo and 37.2kW surge for 5-ton AC
- 12,288Wh to start, expandable to 90kWh
- Automatic whole-home switchover in ≤20 ms via the 200A Power Dock
- Outdoor-rated NEMA 4 (IP66) enclosure
- 9kW solar, 9.6kW AC and 4.5kW generator inputs
Cons
- Requires professional installation at the main panel
- Very heavy: 130 lb per battery module
- No built-in outlets for direct plug-in use
- Expensive compared with portable stations
What owners and reviewers say
Independent reviews
Anker's US store lists 49 customer reviews for the E10 system. We haven't yet found an independent hands-on test that measured its output or switchover time. We'll add Amazon buyer feedback themes once we can verify them.
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